Showing posts with label 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

HOWTO Using USB Devices on VirtualBox 4 1 8

Using USB devices on VirtualBox 4.1.8, which is installed on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, is easy.



sudo usermod -a samiux -G vboxusers



*where samiux is the user name



Then, logout and re-login. Or, reboot your system.



Now, you can use USB devices on VirtualBox without any problem. However, some devices do not work properly on USB 2.0 enabled on VirtualBox.



Thats all! See you.
Read More..

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Autodesk releases AutoCAD WS 1 2 Import Inventor Files

Autodesk has released the next version of AutoCAD WS, version 1.2.  This new update is available for download in Apple’s App Store at this link.

(This video demonstrates the new features in AutoCAD WS 1.2)

It is also available in a web browser (for all of you non iOS designers) at www.autocadws.com .

AutoCAD WS 1.2 has several major updates; Inventor Support, Multi Language Support, and several feature enhancements.

If you are an inventor user and want to share your model with AutoCAD WS users, export your file to a DWG format and share it with AutoCAD WS.  It will seamlessly upload for collaborative sharing, editing and viewing.  The language update means that AutoCAD WS is now available in nine languages; English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian.

There are also several feature updates.  One of the biggest is layout support.  Users can now go to model space in shared files.  The Free Line tool has been improved so that its width can be set.  It can also be set to sketch mode where users can draw, well, anything.  Copy/Paste now works with a double tap to select an object to copy it, cut or paste.  Units (inches or feet) can now be displayed as such if the files units have been set.  Why wouldn’t they be set?

AutoCAD WS is a great collaboration tool that has been used by over 900,000 designers (according to Autodesk.)  It keeps getting better and I fully expect it to become a very powerful design tool in the future.  If you haven’t tried it out, do.  It’s free, it’s simple, and you already know how to use it.  All we need now is for it to be available on other mobile platforms (like WebOS.)
Read More..

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Super Talent Develops 2048 GB PCIe RAID SSD with 1 3 GB sec Throughput

Super Talent today announced its patented RAIDDrive, which dramatically increases the performance and slot capacity of PCI Express-based storage solution. The new RAIDDrive is the markets largest and most innovative server-based solid-state storage solution, and an extension of its patented technology from the RAIDSSD product lines. No word yet on pricing, but we have asked Super Talent for more details.

Super Talent RaidDrive

RAIDDrives support up to 2 TB of MLC or SLC Nand Flash memories, have a turbocharged DRAM Cache, and the RAIDDrive ES is fully battery backed to protect data in the event of power loss. The RAIDDrives connect through a PCIe Gen. 2.0 x8 interface and are capable of delivering sequential Read speeds of up to 1.2GB/s, sequential Write speeds of up to 1.3GB/s. More performance details will be unveiled in June. As an optional feature users will be able to configure the drives with an internal RAID5 capability to deliver an extra level of data protection for mission critical applications.

Read More..

Thursday, July 3, 2014

Wozjob Apple 1 sells for Nearly a Quarter of a Million USD



Wiki Photo: The Hand built Apple-1

The Apple-1 computer was hand build in Steve Wozniaks parents garage. Steve Jobs came up with the idea of selling it. The Apple-1 was first demonstrated in April 1976 at the HomeBrew Computer Club in Palo Alto.

Originally, the Apple 1 sold for $500 when it was sold to a reseller 1976. It was made out of wood and was billed as the first "personal computer." The retailer marked up the Apple-1 by 33% giving it a price of $666.66.

An Apple I reportedly sold for $50,000 USD at auction in 1999, with another apparently selling in 2009 for $17,500.

Fast forward to November 2010. This same Apple I (with serial number 82) sold for $178,000 ($213,600 including the buyers premium) at Christies auction house in London , making it by far the highest price paid for this model to date, at £133,250 ($210,000).

The high value of this particular example is likely due to the rare documents and packaging offered in the sale rather than the computer itself; namely (and amongst others) the original packaging (with the return label showing Steve Jobs parents address, the original Apple Computer Inc headquarters being their garage), a personally typed and signed letter from Jobs (answering technical questions about the computer) and the original invoice showing Steven as the salesman.

Story Sources: EpochTimes, Wiki, Gather


If you need the ability to print out a lot of company information for customers quickly at a trade show or event, then a Copier Rental is a perfect solution. Rentacomputer.com has been offering copier rentals to more than 1000 cities worldwide for over 20 years.
Read More..
 
Computer Blog - Powered By Blogger