Touchscreen technology actually not a new stuff. Its first introduced in 1970’s and widely use since 1990’s, but its appearance are waited by lots of people, and considerable to be an old stuff that kept on evolving.

No wonder, if its an usual thing having lots of devices with touchscreen technology on it, starting from cell phone, computer screen, ATM, printer, and many other things. Touchscreen technology are referring into display or screen that being used to identify position of an area, which are activated by contact or touching on the screen area. Later the software inside the device will recognize it and translate it into some kind of information that will be passed and used among other things. So how does it works? Interested to know about it, lets find it out more below.
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Technology are keep on increasing everyday, touchscreen technology, which are consider future technology few years ago, now applied in cell phone. And many other technology that used to be a dreams, are not that future again.

Now how about media, especially in storage media, we used to use CD (compact Disc) and later we know DVD (Digital Video Disc) in the market. But then we also being introduced with Blu-Ray disc which are anti scratch.
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After the launch of Windows 7, which is more look like vista with xp performance and has mac view as an adding point, installing Windows 7 inside Mac which is known for working environment are pretty challenging.

Although Intel Macs can run Windows 7 in Boot Camp, for most users, the easiest and most hassle-free method will be to use virtualization. This way, you can test out all the features of Windows 7, without having to dual-boot. The big pitfall for virtualization: gaming and HD-video playback, are less an issue in Windows 7 because those areas are still being tweaked and aren’t ready for prime time anyway. (more…)

If you use Time Machine in Leopard, then transferring your stuff to a new Mac might be a bit simpler than you thought. With Migration Assistant, you can easily transfer Applications, Documents, Settings, and more. In this Mac 101, we’re going to show you how it’s done, and how you can do it yourself!

1. Make sure you have a recent backup
Make sure you have a recent Time Machine backup on the machine you wish to transfer your information from. To check, go to System Preferences (Apple menu) > Time Machine. If you see a recent backup, then you’re set; if not, click “show Time Machine status in the menu bar.” In the resulting menu bar item, click “Back up now.” Time Machine will make a new backup.
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