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Buy Sexy Servers Online - Or Make Your Own
Buy Sexy Servers Online - Or Make Your Own
Servers are not often seen as particularly 'sexy' products. For most people who are ready to buy server cases for their computing business, image will be at the very bottom of the pile of specification requirements - if they feature at all.
However for the domestic technophile who is looking into the world of home servers, style can be an important consideration. Rather than sitting in the office all week and being associated with little more than hard work, a home server will be a permanent feature of your household. Like other permanent features, your home server will give visitors to your home a certain impression about you - and if you want to make sure that impression is good, you will also want your home server to look good. Netgear routers
There are a number of businesses online that can provide ready-made custom home server cases with style firmly embedded in the design. For the more creative people amongst you, even the most dull and drab of server cases can be modified to look rather cool. Whilst this is not necessarily a task for those who are short of time, this is the route to the most original and unique server cases on the planet. To get some inspiration, simply search "show off your rig" in Google and look for one of the many threads in computer hardware forums where users have uploaded pictures of their beloved beauties.
Of course it is not only server cases that can be given a stylish makeover. In fact, depending on the space available inside your server cabinet vs the space free inside your desktop PC case, you may find modifying a PC to be easier. Whether you go down the home server or desktop PC route, there are a number of different features you can add to make yours stand out from the crowds.
Here are a couple of hints and tips for to get you started if you have decided that case modding is for you:
1. Windows
No, we don't mean the operating system, silly. If you're serious about showing off your computer, you will either want to purchase a basic case with a window installed in the side panel or invest the time and energy required to install a window in an existing case. This will show off the internal components of your computer, and pave the way for your more interesting modifications.
2. Lights
There is something very appealing about adding extra lights to your pride and joy. Just as car modders will often add undercarriage lighting to their creations, so case modders will often add LED lights to their computer cases. You can pick any colour you want, and apart from space restrictions inside your case, you are pretty much free to put them wherever you like.
We'll leave it to you to investigate the more intricate details of case modding. Or just buy your case ready made and modded from one of the reputable retailers you'll find online.
However for the domestic technophile who is looking into the world of home servers, style can be an important consideration. Rather than sitting in the office all week and being associated with little more than hard work, a home server will be a permanent feature of your household. Like other permanent features, your home server will give visitors to your home a certain impression about you - and if you want to make sure that impression is good, you will also want your home server to look good. Netgear routers
There are a number of businesses online that can provide ready-made custom home server cases with style firmly embedded in the design. For the more creative people amongst you, even the most dull and drab of server cases can be modified to look rather cool. Whilst this is not necessarily a task for those who are short of time, this is the route to the most original and unique server cases on the planet. To get some inspiration, simply search "show off your rig" in Google and look for one of the many threads in computer hardware forums where users have uploaded pictures of their beloved beauties.
Of course it is not only server cases that can be given a stylish makeover. In fact, depending on the space available inside your server cabinet vs the space free inside your desktop PC case, you may find modifying a PC to be easier. Whether you go down the home server or desktop PC route, there are a number of different features you can add to make yours stand out from the crowds.
Here are a couple of hints and tips for to get you started if you have decided that case modding is for you:
1. Windows
No, we don't mean the operating system, silly. If you're serious about showing off your computer, you will either want to purchase a basic case with a window installed in the side panel or invest the time and energy required to install a window in an existing case. This will show off the internal components of your computer, and pave the way for your more interesting modifications.
2. Lights
There is something very appealing about adding extra lights to your pride and joy. Just as car modders will often add undercarriage lighting to their creations, so case modders will often add LED lights to their computer cases. You can pick any colour you want, and apart from space restrictions inside your case, you are pretty much free to put them wherever you like.
We'll leave it to you to investigate the more intricate details of case modding. Or just buy your case ready made and modded from one of the reputable retailers you'll find online.
If you're looking for a computer case to use as the foundation for a modified masterpiece, you need look no further than Microbite. Whether you need a server cabinet or something as pedestrian as Netgear routers, Microbite are sure to have the answer
Apple Vs PC
Apple Vs PC
As you walk into your neighborhood coffee shop, a quick glance around will suffice to sum up the various kinds of people inhabiting the place. The hipster with his scarf and laid back attitude, the businessman with his three-piece suit and tie, the mom with her list of tasks to accomplish. Before seeing the actual people, you can probably make a pretty good guess as to what they may look like based on the kind of computer they are using. Our possessions have come to define us in this age - your computer may define who you are.
From a technical standpoint, Apple is a few steps behind the top PC's. Every release of a new Macbook pro hardware set is preceded by high-end PC laptops with the same technology. When the i7 processor was released about a year ago, PC's had the newest processing unit several months before Apple integrated it into their systems. Why then do people prefer Apple to PC on such a large scale? After all, Apple passed up Dell, Hp, and Toshiba long ago and at one point this year they were the largest company in the world.
First of all, Apple takes the cake on aesthetics. The unmistakable look of the silver Macbook Pro with its flush lcd screen and backlit keyboard is hard to replicate. This design is not just pretty, it's also sturdy. Apple makes its laptops out of all aluminum, making them much more durable the mostly plastic-based PC laptops. In a drop test, Apple with outperform PC nine times out of ten.
Secondly, Apple has done a great job of making sure their designs are perfected internally before releasing them. They may not release a new model every month, but when they do release the next generation, it is near flawless at its core. This is due to Apple's meticulous testing strategies that ensure a small number of defects. Common issues that do plague both Apple and PC such as overheating, graphics card failure, and hard drive failure, seem to not affect new Macbook Pros nearly as much as new PCs.
Thirdly, Apple has effectively captured the market for "cool" technology. When IBM was founded in the mid 1900's their aim was to produce computers that were functional and made work flow more productive - not look cool. When Dell, HP, Toshiba, Sony, and other PC brands joined the race, they took this same approach, each brand creating some kind of niche, all under the larger umbrella of IBM's philosophy of functionality.
When Steve Jobs took over Apple in 1997 after a hiatus from the company, his focus was on being user friendly by using eye candy. Every detail of an Apple computer, down to the font used in its coding is meticulously reviewed for effective looks. The idea worked, and Apple is confidently the only widely accepted "cool" computer.
Whether your a mom, a businessman, or a hipster, one them remains true - Apple computers make you cool. They may not have the newest cutting edge technology or be functionally any different from your everyday PC, but the panache they carry makes them a product sought after by all.
Information for this article obtained from http://www.computeranswersnow.com/
From a technical standpoint, Apple is a few steps behind the top PC's. Every release of a new Macbook pro hardware set is preceded by high-end PC laptops with the same technology. When the i7 processor was released about a year ago, PC's had the newest processing unit several months before Apple integrated it into their systems. Why then do people prefer Apple to PC on such a large scale? After all, Apple passed up Dell, Hp, and Toshiba long ago and at one point this year they were the largest company in the world.
First of all, Apple takes the cake on aesthetics. The unmistakable look of the silver Macbook Pro with its flush lcd screen and backlit keyboard is hard to replicate. This design is not just pretty, it's also sturdy. Apple makes its laptops out of all aluminum, making them much more durable the mostly plastic-based PC laptops. In a drop test, Apple with outperform PC nine times out of ten.
Secondly, Apple has done a great job of making sure their designs are perfected internally before releasing them. They may not release a new model every month, but when they do release the next generation, it is near flawless at its core. This is due to Apple's meticulous testing strategies that ensure a small number of defects. Common issues that do plague both Apple and PC such as overheating, graphics card failure, and hard drive failure, seem to not affect new Macbook Pros nearly as much as new PCs.
Thirdly, Apple has effectively captured the market for "cool" technology. When IBM was founded in the mid 1900's their aim was to produce computers that were functional and made work flow more productive - not look cool. When Dell, HP, Toshiba, Sony, and other PC brands joined the race, they took this same approach, each brand creating some kind of niche, all under the larger umbrella of IBM's philosophy of functionality.
When Steve Jobs took over Apple in 1997 after a hiatus from the company, his focus was on being user friendly by using eye candy. Every detail of an Apple computer, down to the font used in its coding is meticulously reviewed for effective looks. The idea worked, and Apple is confidently the only widely accepted "cool" computer.
Whether your a mom, a businessman, or a hipster, one them remains true - Apple computers make you cool. They may not have the newest cutting edge technology or be functionally any different from your everyday PC, but the panache they carry makes them a product sought after by all.
Information for this article obtained from http://www.computeranswersnow.com/
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