If you want professional quality speakers in your car, truck or SUV, you need Boston Acoustics PRO Series. These PRO Series speakers sport 125 Watts RMS per ...
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Saturday, 9 March 2013
Boston Acoustic's PRO SE Series Component Speakers
Boston Acoustic's PRO SE Series Component Speakers Tube. Duration : 1.85 Mins.
If you want professional quality speakers in your car, truck or SUV, you need Boston Acoustics PRO Series. These PRO Series speakers sport 125 Watts RMS per ...
If you want professional quality speakers in your car, truck or SUV, you need Boston Acoustics PRO Series. These PRO Series speakers sport 125 Watts RMS per ...
Thursday, 7 March 2013
GKF Ariane speakers, Audio Research sp10mk2, Kr VT20
GKF Ariane speakers, Audio Research sp10mk2, Kr VT20 Video Clips. Duration : 4.58 Mins.
A pair of GKF Ariane speakers, powered by Kr Audio VT20 vacuum transistor amplifier and an Audio Research SP10mk2 pre amplifier. I dont't know the song, I am...
A pair of GKF Ariane speakers, powered by Kr Audio VT20 vacuum transistor amplifier and an Audio Research SP10mk2 pre amplifier. I dont't know the song, I am...
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Meet the ASUS Transformer Book -- Windows 8 notebook with detachable keyboard
Meet the ASUS Transformer Book -- Windows 8 notebook with detachable keyboard Tube. Duration : 2.85 Mins.
This is the ASUS Transformer Book -- the world's first convertible notebook. It combines lightweight portability with the ability to get work done when it counts. The Transformer Book comes in two parts -- a 13.3-inch, 1080p tablet display, and a detachable full QWERTY chiclet keyboard. The screen alone is a fully capable tablet running Microsoft's brand new operating system - Windows 8. It's perfect for sharing a YouTube video, browsing the web, checking email or playing games, using the newly-designed tile-based interface. But attach the keyboard, and the Transformer Book seamlessly becomes a productivity powerhouse. You can put together a presentation, deal with your overflowing inbox or crunch through a spreadsheet. You could even add a few thousand words on that novel you've always been meaning to write. A new magnetic charger ensures that wherever you're using Transformer Book, you can quickly detach yourself from the mains when required. It provides a secure, but easily removable connection to the mains that gives you maximum freedom to move around. A number of configuration options are available, but the most powerful includes Intel's latest Core i7-3517U processor, ideal for people who need the very best performance. Four gigabytes of RAM allows for impressive multitasking in Windows, and a whopping 128 gigabyte SSD is available in the tablet to store boatloads of music and movies. When the keyboard is clipped on, up to 500GB more hard drive storage is available ...
This is the ASUS Transformer Book -- the world's first convertible notebook. It combines lightweight portability with the ability to get work done when it counts. The Transformer Book comes in two parts -- a 13.3-inch, 1080p tablet display, and a detachable full QWERTY chiclet keyboard. The screen alone is a fully capable tablet running Microsoft's brand new operating system - Windows 8. It's perfect for sharing a YouTube video, browsing the web, checking email or playing games, using the newly-designed tile-based interface. But attach the keyboard, and the Transformer Book seamlessly becomes a productivity powerhouse. You can put together a presentation, deal with your overflowing inbox or crunch through a spreadsheet. You could even add a few thousand words on that novel you've always been meaning to write. A new magnetic charger ensures that wherever you're using Transformer Book, you can quickly detach yourself from the mains when required. It provides a secure, but easily removable connection to the mains that gives you maximum freedom to move around. A number of configuration options are available, but the most powerful includes Intel's latest Core i7-3517U processor, ideal for people who need the very best performance. Four gigabytes of RAM allows for impressive multitasking in Windows, and a whopping 128 gigabyte SSD is available in the tablet to store boatloads of music and movies. When the keyboard is clipped on, up to 500GB more hard drive storage is available ...
Thursday, 10 January 2013
"No Audio Device" Windows Problem - Here's the solution!
"No Audio Device" Windows Problem - Here's the solution! Video Clips. Duration : 0.98 Mins.
I recently reinstalled Windows and lost sound. The computer said "No Audio Device" even though everything was hooked up correctly. It drove me crazy for a week and most of the "solutions" online were complex and/or convoluted. This is what worked for me: 1)Go to the Realtek website (www.realtek.com). You can either: 2) click "Downloads" and do a search for "WDM_R198", or 3) on the front page under "Quick Links" click "HD Audio Codec Driver" and that should take you there as well. 4)Accept the High Definition Audio Codecs agreement and click "Next". 5) Find your operating system (Windows Vista or XP... even Unix/Linux) and click "GO" (choose site 1, 2, or 3, it doesn't matter). 6) Install and reboot, and hopefully it works, although I still had to adjust one more thing in Device Manager followed by one more reboot to get it going. 7) If that doesn't work, try doing a search for "WDM_A404" and maybe that's the correct driver for you. Hope I can help someone out there! :)
I recently reinstalled Windows and lost sound. The computer said "No Audio Device" even though everything was hooked up correctly. It drove me crazy for a week and most of the "solutions" online were complex and/or convoluted. This is what worked for me: 1)Go to the Realtek website (www.realtek.com). You can either: 2) click "Downloads" and do a search for "WDM_R198", or 3) on the front page under "Quick Links" click "HD Audio Codec Driver" and that should take you there as well. 4)Accept the High Definition Audio Codecs agreement and click "Next". 5) Find your operating system (Windows Vista or XP... even Unix/Linux) and click "GO" (choose site 1, 2, or 3, it doesn't matter). 6) Install and reboot, and hopefully it works, although I still had to adjust one more thing in Device Manager followed by one more reboot to get it going. 7) If that doesn't work, try doing a search for "WDM_A404" and maybe that's the correct driver for you. Hope I can help someone out there! :)
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