The falling cost of personal computing technologies has revolutionized healthcare in general and clinical imaging particularly radiology. In the past, clinical facilities and hospitals have, for the most part, utilized film based x-ray technology. But current industry standards have changed with the advent of the digital age. By using the DICOM standard to transmit image and patient data, healthcare providers now increasingly rely on medical imaging software. The DICOM… Continue reading
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The more that computers improve, the more we tend to rely on them. Currently the average household uses their family computer to do everything from staying in touch with old friends to paying their monthly bills. The more that we rely on our home computers, the more important it becomes for use to properly backup our computer files. In addition to the data files that are critical to making sure… Continue reading
Samsung has announced its BD-UP5500 Blu-ray/HD DVD combo player at a press conference held at CES 2008 in Las Vegas.
The Samsung dual format BD-UP5500 supports both the Blu-ray and HD DVD formats. Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD soundtracks playback are supported as well. Other features include standard DVDs to full-on 1080p upconversion and out-of-the-box Blu-ray Continue reading
SanDisk has announced the Cruzer(R) Titanium Plus, a USB flash drive offering automatic online backup for every file copied to the drive. The Cruzer Titanium Plus has a capacity of four gigabytes (GB) and is the first SanDisk flash memory device to offer online backup.
The BeInSync backup requires an initial registration. When the drive is plugged in and the user Continue reading
Japan Has Something We Dont!
Thats right! The DS-TV is an antenna that attaches onto your DS and allows for reception of television signals. The main screen becomes the viewing area and the touchscreen below handles changing channels and other features.
The DS-TV costs $62.70 US and is compatible with the current DS and DS lite. A Nintendo spokesperson told Continue reading