How Are Lasers Used in CD Players? |
- How Are Lasers Used in CD Players?
- How to Change From Basic to Standard Cable TV Service
- How to Develop Software for Blackberry
- How to Convert Video to an iPod H264
- How to Make Your Own Ring Flash That Works Without a Hot Shoe
- How to Fix a Torn Surround Stereo Speaker
- How to Convert Audio Cassetes to MP3
- How to Find a Telephone Number for a Line
- How to Listen to a WMA File on a Car Stereo
- Definition of Analog Camera
How Are Lasers Used in CD Players? Posted: The purity and coherence of laser light makes it well-suited for sophisticated applications, including compact disc (CD) players. The light can be focused with extreme precision, allowing it to detect the microscopic pits that form the surface of... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by J T Barett |
How to Change From Basic to Standard Cable TV Service Posted: Basic cable doesn't offer much more than a clear antenna that you never have to reposition. A monthly fee for an antenna at a low monthly price may not seem like a lot of money but, as the months go by, you will have spent more and more money on... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by JasonCooley |
How to Develop Software for Blackberry Posted: Research in Motion's Blackberry operating system allows users to install third-party applications, as well as develop them. The application software that runs on Blackberry smartphones can be written in the Java programming language, and the... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Nachiket Deshmukh |
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How to Make Your Own Ring Flash That Works Without a Hot Shoe Posted: A ring light flash provides an even "circle" of light that illuminates a subject being shot from directly in front. You can make a ring light flash that will fit over the existing flash already built into a camera to change the quality of the... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Marshal M. Rosenthal |
How to Fix a Torn Surround Stereo Speaker Posted: A speaker's surround ( the foam or rubber connecting the speaker cone to the speaker frame) can tear for a number of reasons--weathering, deterioration or overuse, to name a few. This causes the speaker to crack and severely reduces the speaker's... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Sean Farmer |
How to Convert Audio Cassetes to MP3 Posted: CDs and digital music files, such as MP3s, have all but conquered the audio cassette. Still, many music lovers have entire audio cassette collections--some with albums that have never been re-released onto a more modern platform. Those who fear... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Shawn Farner |
How to Find a Telephone Number for a Line Posted: If you have recently established a new telephone number, you may have forgotten it. Some phones will display your telephone number when the phone is turned on, while others will allow you to view your phone number using the "View Phone Number"... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by AndrewStickel |
How to Listen to a WMA File on a Car Stereo Posted: Many cars come standard with CD players installed in them, and for the ones that don't there are aftermarket replacements. These are great for listening to music on the go. Many standard and aftermarket CD players, though, can only play files in... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Sean Farmer |
Posted: In general usage, an analog camera is simply one that is not a digital camera. But In a stricter sense an analog camera is one that uses film rather than some type of electronic sensor, such as a charge-coupled device (CCD) or a complementary... Recent Article published on 6/13/2010 by Gary MacFadden |
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