When Solid State Drives first appeared, most were designed to replace existing Hard Disk Drives, using case dimensions and connectors that people already had, so they came in 3.5″ and 2.5″ containers to fit desktop and laptop computers respectively, and with SATA interfaces. But without the physical restraint of a spinning platter, they were not restricted to these forms for very long. Read more
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</p><h2>Samsung's 49" QLED Gaming Monitor</h2><p>Samsung's ultra wide 49" monitor is aimed at gamers but it's got practical uses outside of the gaming sector too.<!--more--></p><h2>Curved and Wide</h2><p>There is certainly a trend in monitors at the moment to be wide and to have an organic curve to them, bringing a wrap-around experience to your usage. Samsung have got the cutting edge in this with their 49" QLED monitor.</p>Microsoft Excel open on CHG90 /Antonio Villas-Boas/Business Insider/ Original Post<p>It's got a resolution of 3840 x 1080 (that's a 32:9 aspect ratio) and could give you the screen estate of a traditional 3-monitor setup but with the seamless uninterrupted view of a single QLED panel.
While having Excel open across the entire screen (On standard settings, you get across to column BG before you need to scroll) is not the best use of the screen, it does show what the extra width can offer.
It comes with a utility to manage the extra screen space, allowing you to split it into two, three or more virtual screens both along the width and vertically with a maximum of 6 virtual screens in two rows of three.
Specs
The screen uses Samsung’s HDTV ‘quantum-dot’ technology giving a vivid colour accuracy and deep blacks, with HDR10 for high-dynamic colour range. and is the first monitor to use AMD’s FreeSync2 technology which helps pipe out the graphics from your graphics card faster to prevent stuttering or slanting game/video play.
It’s got a VA LCD ultra fast display with a response time of one millisecond and a refresh time of 144htz. Samsung have also supplied some extra connectivity via DisplayPort, Mini Display Port, two HDMI ports and three USB 3.0 ports.
Don’t let your network turn into a notwork. With more and more devices using the network to communicate with each other and the outside world, your network is being put under more and more strain. On an unmanaged network, you’ll soon start to see bottlenecks and network slowdown.
Do I use a network?
Yes. Well if you’re reading this on our website then you are.
Long gone are the days when networks were restricted to large companies and universities. In one form or another, and of vastly different sizes, we all use a combination of private and personal networks today. Making those networks efficient is essential to being able to get things done.
In your home, the heart of your network is your internet router, from there you might have WiFi or cable connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, TV’s, heating systems, Games consoles, PC’s, lighting and so on.
In your business it could be a more complicated network setup involving routers, multiple access points and wider connected elements in different buildings or even different countries.
Network of Networks
Getting your network connected safely to the internet is essential for any business, but many people don’t want the hassle of managing the connection and just want the connection to work. We can manage your gateway device and configure it making sure your private network is protected from the public internet.
Your gateway device should be checking all incoming and outgoing data and destinations to make sure nothing untoward is being sent or received by devices on your network.
Servers
Some people want to micro-manage their servers, others just want them to work. We can configure your servers to work for you, how you want. From online hosted servers, to in-house servers, both hardware and virtual. We can design, install and manage the servers you need to get your job done.
IoT
In an ideal world, internet connected devices should just work. You don’t want a new coffee machine to take 4 hours to setup just so you can make a coffee from your smartphone! But this ‘Internet Of Things’ does still need managing. It might be configuring them to connect to your network or securing them if they have remote access facilities.
Sometimes, if a vulnerability is identified after the product has been sold, the manufacturer will release a software patch, but often these are not applied, we can make sure your IoT is kept up-to-date with security patches as required.
#WeCanHelp
Whatever size or type of network you have, from your home WiFi and internet connection, to a multi-site MPLS connected company, we can help you manage and protect your data, and streamline your network to make it work better for you.
Early mobile phones were big, heavy, and only had 20 minutes battery life.
Mobile devices are so much more than just a phone. In many cases, phone calls are the least used feature of a modern mobile. Having access to mobile internet and internet based apps for social media are by far the most commonly used features on them.
Modern smartphones can replace a lot of the functionality of a small laptop, with phone docks giving access to a large HD screen, full sized keyboard and mouse, the ability to hot desk and take your phone/computer with you is making their use in business more seamless.
Tablets
While smartphones have become a ubiquitous accessory on most people, the tablet has taken it’s place as the replacement of the home desktop PC.
Less portable than the smartphone, but with a bigger screen and a familiar operating system they are easy to get to grips with, and with apps like Microsoft Office being delivered over the internet, there’s less and less need for a traditional home PC or laptop.
BYOD
With the emergence of powerful personal smartphones and tablets, users began making use of the new mobility and doing a lot more data processing on their own devices. This is great for productivity but can be a security nightmare, how can you guarantee that the users own device is secure and that any apps they install are not going to steal your company data? And what if the device is lost, how can you be sure that the user had a secure and strong password, or that company data was in encrypted storage on the device?
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is one of the most popular ‘your own device’ technology solutions that is now making its way across the workplace. Other variants such as CYOD (Choose Your Own Device) where the company let the user pick from a predetermined list of devices, POCE (Personally Owned, Company Enabled) where a your company manages the use of your personal device, and COPE (Company Owned, Personally Enabled) where your company supplies you with a device and you can use it for personal use.
#WeCanHelp
We can help you make the most of your mobile device. For personal users, that might mean securing the device against fraudulent activity, and for business it could mean designing and deploying a policy to manage BYOD in the workplace.
Whatever your need, we can advise and implement the security and systems you need to manage your portable devices.
SSD’s are slowly but surely replacing their mechanical counterparts, the HDD, in modern computers, they offer more storage per square-inch and can read/write data to and from memory significantly faster than the spindle and articulator arm of a standard HDD, and of course, they are not prone to shock and data head crashes.
You can’t have failed to have heard about the latest flagship mobile from Samsung, the S6 and the S6 Edge, here’s a run-down of what’s getting everyone so excited;
It’s thin, think of the thinnest smartphone you have ever had, it’s thinner than that!
It comes with wireless charging, yep – you don’t need to plug it in to charge it up, just rest it on it’s charging pad and it starts to recharge, and quickly if we take Samsung’s test results as a benchmark.
The Edge has extra screen space wrapped around the side of the phone, making the screen truly edge-to-edge display, but also giving some neat uses, like contacts, phone, news alerts and other notifications giving quick-access to apps.
The body of the phone is metal and sturdy, with a glass front and back face.
The screen on front is 4xHD with 577 ppi in a 5.1 inch screen space. Not sure what that relates to in real life? It means the display will be sharp and crisp when looking at HD movies or photos. If you wan’t bragging rights, the iPhone 6 Plus has 401ppi
16MP back camera with flash, and a 5MP front facing camera for those selfie moments
It’s coming with Android 5 (Lollipop) installed, along with a handful of Microsoft apps, such as OneDrive (Microsoft’s online ‘cloud’ storage) OneNote and Skype, the over-the-internet video calling service.
Some error codes we’ve encountered while working with Kyocera Network copiers and Printers
SMTP ERRORS
1101 : SMTP/FTP Server Hostname incorrect (Check DNS)
1102 : Sender Authentications (username/domain/password) failed
1103 : FTP Path name inaccessible – ACL/incorrect
1104 : SMTP Recipient address incorrect
1105 : SMTP/SMB/FTP Protocol is disabled on scanner
1106 : SMTP Sender address problems
2204 : SMTP Send size exceeded (settings in CommandCtr)
9181 : Excessive number of pages
E codes
E001 : The transmission in progress was canceled by the operator.
E010 : The destination computer could not be found
E011 : Transmission was stopped due to problems with the image data
E012 : Personal Address Book connection problem.
E020 : SMTP Server not found
E021 : The destination email is restricted or notpermitted
E022 : SMTP Destination address error
E023 : SMTP server ssues
E030 : The destination computer can not be found
E031 : SMB/FTP Password Wrong
E032 : SMB Destination Drive Full
SSD Sizes and Interfaces
The screen uses Samsung’s HDTV ‘quantum-dot’ technology giving a vivid colour accuracy and deep blacks, with HDR10 for high-dynamic colour range. and is the first monitor to use AMD’s FreeSync2 technology which helps pipe out the graphics from your graphics card faster to prevent stuttering or slanting game/video play.
It comes with wireless charging, yep – you don’t need to plug it in to charge it up, just rest it on it’s charging pad and it starts to recharge, and quickly if we take Samsung’s test results as a benchmark.
The body of the phone is metal and sturdy, with a glass front and back face.
