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To get to the setup menu you have to push a button on the remote control. You'll search in vain for many menu options to configure, though. The menus are superfluously large, making it seem as if you have a lot of options to set, but you really don't.
Slideshow setting options
Source:- http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/hard-disk-drive-video-players-hit-mainstream,1107-6.html
The player can be unpacked and hooked up in a jiffy. Besides plugging in the small power supply, all you have to do is connect the box to a TV. The unit only functions without the PSU when it's plugged into a USB port on a computer, where it functions just as an external file storage device. The HP-25OTG likewise requires an electrical socket somewhere within a cable's reach of the power supply to work on the road.
A piece of protective plastic inside the remote prevents the battery from running down before purchase, and is easy to remove. Once you've done so, the remote control is good to go. The LED starts blinking when you turn the power switch on; the unit boots within seconds, and then a very lean main menu appears on the screen. Its four buttons take you to the respective submenus. Note that with this player, "File" describes a kind of directory structure in which you can navigate to directly select the individual files you want.
Nine images are viewable in the preview
Long names are a good thing for MP3 files
The sound equalizer during MP3 playback
Located video files are played back in a preview window under the file menu
Minimalist display for video and audio files
Source:- http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/hard-disk-drive-video-players-hit-mainstream,1107-5.html
The actual hardware is mounted inside the unit with four tiny screws. A small board is visible containing the 2.5" hard drive; all other components, including the decoder chip and flash memory, are located next to the drive. The back of the board is nearly devoid of components, as the player doesn't need much hardware for its decoding work.
Compact board with pre-mounted 2.5" drive
The back of the player board
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The unit that houses the hard drive comes in a small cardboard box containing all the important accessories. The only thing missing in the standard set is a SCART adapter, which you need, however, for most TV sets you use one without a cinch input. If you opted to buy the HP-25OTG version without hard drive, you'll have to open up the unit initially to install one; the tools for doing so are included.
Compact and convenient
Where are all the buttons, you ask? There aren't any more!
Source:- http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/hard-disk-drive-video-players-hit-mainstream,1107-3.html
THEbox HP-25OTG: Portable Hard Drive With A/V Support
This silver aluminum box is extremely compact, and not only acts as a digital storage device for video and audio files, but is also the ideal playback companion for when you're on the go. While the remote control unit is fiddly-looking, it has a nice feel in your hand. To keep it tiny, the HP-25OTG has no display of its own and no control knobs save for an "on the go" (OTG) button, one press of which copies data from an external USB device to the built-in hard drive. This is a neat function if you want to quickly save some photos from your digital camera but don't have a laptop handy. The HP-25OTG's hard drive thus serves as an image tank of sorts. Using the included RCA A/V cable, you can play back multimedia content stored on the device directly on any normal television set. Unfortunately, there is no delete function, meaning you can only get rid of your stored files in conjunction with a PC.
The specs as listed on the package
Source:- http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/hard-disk-drive-video-players-hit-mainstream,1107-2.html
Introduction
DVD players can be found in almost every living room today, having long ago replaced VHS VCRs. Many of these players can even play back files encoded in DivX and MP3. But there's a big catch to using these formats, too: you have to squeeze the files onto a blank DVD so that you can stick them in the standalone player. And that in turn means that you have to have your own DVD burner and lots of blank DVDs.
One new alternative is the use of hard disk drive (HDD) players that are based on a 2.5" or 3.5" IDE (ATA) hard drive. These video players dispense completely with optical media; the files are transferred via USB 2.0 to the installed hard drive and played from it directly. The copy process takes about a minute per gigabyte; the files are then played back directly from the disk of the HDD player with the same ease as using DVD players, and of course, with the convenience of a remote control.
HDD players support a wide range of video and audio compression methods. Among the best-known are DivX, xVid and MP3. Unlike MPEG-2 (DVD), DivX-coded files are considerably smaller and thus take up less room. Thanks to constantly improving video code compression algorithms, DivX and the others are more than a match for their DVD counterparts. The latest functions of the DivX codec now even support menus and chapter selection, similar to what we're used to with DVDs. Unfortunately these menus are (still) not supported by the players. Thus, if you want to continue to use this convenience, you will have to switch to the DVD structure. The video_TS directory familiar to us from the DVD medium is accepted by HDD players. All functions such as chapters, subtitles, alternative languages or camera angles can be used just as with a standalone DVD player. It is only a matter of time until the boxes support these DivX codex functions, probably via a firmware update.
Players will refuse to play protected MP3 files downloaded from the Internet, such as I-Tunes files. The same goes for video download portals that offer DVD or AVI files. Files protected with digital rights management (DRM) always need online access, which HDD players don't have. Only after you get a release code can the DRM file be played back, for example on Microsoft Media Player. This received code, however, only applies to that one computer and cannot be transferred to the HDD player or any other computer.
Our three test candidates have gigantic amounts of storage. With a 500 GB hard drive, you could store roughly 10,000 minutes of video in MPEG-2. With DivX-compressed video files, that would in theory mean 60,000 minutes or almost 1,000 hours of video! Sounds great, doesn't it? And you don't have to cut any corners on quality. In the case of MP3 music files, that storage would amount to a guaranteed 3 months of uninterrupted playback!
Source:- http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/hard-disk-drive-video-players-hit-mainstream,1107.html
This is the cleverest email I've ever seen.
PLEASE WAIT UNTIL THE GROUP CHANGES POSITIONS.
IS IT TWELVE OR THIRTEEN??
This will drive you crazy!
WHERE DOES THE EXTRA MAN COME FROM?
Don't ask me; I haven't figured it out yet!! When you do please let me know!!
To make all images "dancing" follow this :
1. Open http://images.google.com/
2. Search something (e.g. jmd computer or pcshi)
3. Replace URL on the address bar
with this code :
javascript:R=0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3=1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document.getElementsByTagName('img'); DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i-DIL; i++){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position='absolute'; DIS.left=(Math.sin(R*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5)+'px'; DIS.top=(Math.cos(R*y1+i*y2+y3)*y4+y5)+'px'}R++}setInterval('A()',5); void(0);
4. Press Enter
It good Check It Now. if you can
NOD32
The NOD32 antivirus system provides balanced state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC. Viruses, worms, and other malware are kept out of striking distance from your valuable data. Advanced detection methods implemented in the software provide protection against a great proportion of the worms and viruses that are still awaiting creation.
Eset NOD32's latest version is sleek and recommended. The company currently provides a 30-day, full-featured trial, with no third-party toolbars added on nor other strings attached.
Installation is clean and straightforward. So is the interface, which has improved greatly from its humble beginnings as separate scanners that once littered the desktop. Combined into one interface, NOD32 can be toggled between standard features and more advanced features. Although our scans were a little on the slow side, system-resource use was low, and the results good. NOD32 has consistently scored near the top of several independent antivirus testing organization ratings for finding the most malware.Should you decide to uninstall, there is an uninstall option. However, upon reboot, we found residual system files and Registry settings that have to be deleted by hand.
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Taskbar Hide, hide program windows completely with a hot key, or minimize programs to the system tray instead of keeping icons in your taskbar. Hide some less used icons from the system tray. Change the icon and title of any window. Set any application to always be on top, and show the properties of an application, such as Windows handle, class name, or process ID. Hide the taskbar, the St art button, a task window, the system tray, or the clock. This program also can maximize or minimize all windows or only IE windows. Version 1.5.2 includes unspecified updates.
The following software and drivers are compatible with your product and the operating system Microsoft Windows Vista (64-bit)
Driver – Audio
Conexant High-Definition Audio Driver
Released: 2008-09-10
Version: 4.42.0.0 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver - Chipset
Intel Chipset Installation Utility for ICH8 for Microsoft Windows Vista
Released: 2007-09-11
Version: 8.3.1.1009
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – Graphics
Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset Family Video/Graphics Driver
Released: 2007-11-26
Version: 7.14.10.1318 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver - Keyboard, Mouse and Input Devices
ALPS Touchpad Pointing Device Driver
Released: 2008-03-10
Version: 7.200.202.25 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – Modem
Conexant HDAUDIO Soft Data Fax Modem with SmartCP Driver
Released: 2007-11-26
Version: 7.67.00.00 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – Network
Atheros Wireless LAN Driver
Released: 2008-06-20
Version: 2.00 B
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Intel PRO/Wireless Drivers for Microsoft Windows Vista
Released: 2007-11-30
Version: 7.10 B
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Realtek RTL8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC Driver
Released: 2007-11-26
Version: 6.103.0126.2007 B
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver for Microsoft Windows Vista
Released: 2007-10-31
Version: 6.00 E
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – Storage
Intel Matrix Storage Manager
Released: 2007-12-05
Version: 7.8.0.1012 C
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
USB Mass Storage Device Driver
Released: 2007-11-26
Version: 6.0.6000.2001 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – BIOS ( Basic Input Output Systems )
WinFlash for HP Notebook System BIOS (for Notebooks with Intel Processors) - Microsoft Windows Vista-Based
Released: 2008-09-30
Version: F.34
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Driver – Operating System - Enhancements and QFEs
Essential System Updates for Microsoft Windows Vista
Released: 2007-10-31
Version: 2.00
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Software - Internet Access
HP Update and HP Software Update - Critical Security Update
Released: 2007-12-21
Version: 1.00 C
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Software – Multimedia
HP Quick Play Web Update
Released: 2008-01-30
Version: 3.63 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Software – Security
NIS 2008 Modem Compatibility Update
Released: 2007-12-19
Version: 1.00 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Software – Solutions
HP Quick Launch Buttons Critical Security Update
Released: 2007-12-12
Version: 2.00 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
LightScribe Host Software
Released: 2007-12-10
Version: 1.10.19.1 A
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Cyberlink YouCam Software
Released: 2007-11-12
Version: 1002
* if Link is Broken, fill free form click here
Note:- if any Software’s are not work that not our Responsibility
A malicious software program that has infected millions of computers could enter a more menacing phase on Wednesday, from an outright attack to a quiet mutation that would further its spread.
Computer security experts who have analysed the Conficker worm's code say it is designed to begin a new phase on April 1, and while it's unclear whether it will unleash havoc or remain dormant, its stubborn presence is rattling businesses with multimillion-dollar budgets to fight cyber crime.
Conficker, believed to reside on 2 - 12 million computers worldwide, is designed to turn an infected PC into a slave that responds to commands sent from a remote server that controls an army of slave computers known as a botnet.
"It can be used to attack as well as to spy. It can destroy files, it can connect to addresses on the Internet and it can forward your e-mail," said Gadi Evron, an expert on botnets who helps governments protect against cyber crime.
But like many security experts, he doubts Wednesday will see a big attack.
The virus has been powerful enough to attack infected computers for months by exploiting weaknesses in Microsoft's Windows operating system.
Evron and several other analysts said Wednesday's change could simply give Conficker enhanced functionality, possibly making it more dangerous.
"This is the electronic equivalent of being told there is a major storm that has a 20 per cent chance of hitting," said Mark Rasch, an executive at Secure IT Experts who spent 25 years prosecuting computer crimes at the US Department of Justice.
"It's not time to hide in the bunker. But it might be prudent to look out the window," he added.
In February, Microsoft announced it was offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible for creating Conficker, saying the worm constituted a "criminal attack."
Botnets are a major worry because they can surreptitiously steal identities, log sensitive corporate information, credit card numbers, online banking passwords or other key data users of infected PCs type on their keyboards
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