What Is Pay-As-You-Use Megabyte Data?

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• What Is Pay-As-You-Use Megabyte Data?
• Why Is an NTFS Partition More Secure Than a FAT32?
• What Is AttributeMagic Pro?
• How to Build a Supercomputer Cluster
• Explanation of CPU Socket Types
• Should I Run My Amp on 1 Ohm?
• Dell Dimension E520 OS Won't Boot
• Why Does My iPod's LCD Monitor Flicker?
• How to Estimate Flops From CPU Speed
• How to Convert Vb6 to 64 Bit

What Is Pay-As-You-Use Megabyte Data? Posted: If you need to access the Internet while you’re on the go, you can sign up for a plan from a cellphone service provider that charges you according to how many megabytes you use. Pay-as-you-use megabyte data plans may be a better deal for you th...

Why Is an NTFS Partition More Secure Than a FAT32? Posted: Partitioning a hard drive into two or more volumes organizes and helps protect important files and data. After creating a partition, you can further increase data security by formatting -- creating the structure that organizes data within each partit...

What Is AttributeMagic Pro? Posted: AttributeMagic Pro is a shareware program for Windows systems that lets you alter the name, date and time records of saved files and folders. The program also facilitates changes to a Microsoft Office file’s properties, including author name, t...

How to Build a Supercomputer Cluster Posted: Since the 1990s, the economics of high-performance computing has shifted heavily in favor of clusters, groups of standard desktop personal computers connected together on a local data network. Specialized software on each computer allows a program to...

Explanation of CPU Socket Types Posted: Before the development of the CPU socket, computer manufacturers integrated the processor into the motherboard, just as they did all other motherboard components. Most sockets allow you to replace or upgrade the processor without tampering directly w...

Should I Run My Amp on 1 Ohm? Posted: Impedance is a mysterious parameter when considering amplifiers and speakers and how they interconnect. While impedance is crucial to the sound and performance of any audio system, the impedance value of an amp on its own has little meaning and no be...

Dell Dimension E520 OS Won't Boot Posted: The Dell Dimension E520 is shipped with Windows XP Media Center Edition, but the computer also supports Windows Vista. Changes to the system files, hardware modifications or upgrades to the operating system can prevent the desktop computer from booti...

Why Does My iPod's LCD Monitor Flicker? Posted: Apple's ubiquitous line of personal audio devices includes its iPod Classic, Touch, Nano and Shuffle models. With the sole exception of the iPod Shuffle, all these music players use a liquid crystal display, or LCD, to generate the pictures and color...

How to Estimate Flops From CPU Speed Posted: Computer processes are measured at a rate of cycles per second. This rate of performance, often quantified in hertz, is often misunderstood. It is incorrect to think that a cycle is the execution of one instruction or calculation. Most of the instruc...

How to Convert Vb6 to 64 Bit Posted: Though generally not a problem, there are a few situations where converting a computer program to a 64-bit build is desirable. This not only allows for greater compatibility with different processor types, but also allows for future versions of devel...

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