>ASUS N61JQ-A1 Core i7 Light Gaming 16" Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> Today I take a quick look at an ASUS notebook that features top of the line performance in a 16″ form factor, and doesn’t skimp on the video power

>News Update: Tech companies move into ‘M-Health’ market

> Qualcomm (QCOM), the mobile-phone chipmaker, and AT&T are looking to tap into the emerging market for providing mobile health services–known as the M-health market. US sales of health-related wireless gadgets, applications, and services for consumers are projected to double to $600 million this year and again to $1.3 billion in 2011. Others in the tech industry, including Intel, IBM, Sprint Nextel and Best Buy are also looking to get into the profitable market. Products range from blood-pressure monitors and fitness watches to more futuresque ones like the electronic band-aid, which is designed to attach to the body and gather a person’s vital signs. This information may then be transmitted to websites where health records can be shared with physicians who can then conduct video calls for a form of at-home care. This new technology is seen as a way to cut expenses by reducing emergency room and hospital visits, especially for those with chronic illnesses.

>ASUS G73JH-A2 Core i7 Radeon HD 5870 Gaming Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> This notebook has it all. It’s got good looks, good build quality, and it’s one of the most powerful on the market!

>ZoomText Tech Support Tip #4 – Enabling Dual Monitor support

> In this video Gary Walker will show you how to enable Dual Monitor support in ZoomText.

>MSI GX660R Gaming Notebook Showcase & Review NCIX Tech Tips

> www.ncix.com Gaming notebooks have gotten so much closer to their desktop counterparts in recent years in terms of performance. Check out this 1080p Core i7 Radeon HD 5870 notebook from MSI!

>CTL 2go PAD SL10 10" Windows 7 Atom Tablet PC Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> Finally we’re seeing some more tablets in the market. This one features Windows 7, Intel Atom, and a multi-touch screen!

>CTL 2go PAD SL10 10" Windows 7 Atom Tablet PC Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> Finally we’re seeing some more tablets in the market. This one features Windows 7, Intel Atom, and a multi-touch screen!

>How it feels to work in tech support

> read the fricken title

>PC tech support cold-calling scam

> Thousands of UK users have received calls from companies – apparently based in Kolkata, India – claiming to have identified malicious software (malware) on their PCs and offering to fix it. This is an extract from a typical call. Before the footage begins, the caller has told the user how to view Windows’ Activity Log and claimed the yellow and red warning symbols indicate “serious" malware infections (in fact they have no connection with malware). The user has then agreed to let the caller inspect their PC and has followed verbal instructions to connect to a third party via LogMeIn, a popular remote access service. Notice that the “Microsoft certified technician" who the caller claims is operating the PC does no damage to the system, installs no malware or spyware, and creates a restore point which he apparently intends to use later to return the system to its original state, although this proves unnecessary as no meaningful changes are made. Having been convinced that their system needs “cleaning", the user is ultimately invited to sign up for a £125 support contract. This contract will most likely be worthless but, unlike with some browser pop-up malware scams, there appears to be no attempt to steal additional sums through identity theft or credit card fraud. When the Guardian newspaper approached Pecon, one of the companies alleged to be associated with this type of scam, it claimed to be a legitimate tech support provider (bit.ly In a subsequent call, a colleague of …

>From Dust – PC | PS3 | Xbox 360 – Gamescom 2010 Tech Demo official video game preview trailer HD

> From Dust for PC, PlayStation 3 (PSN) and Xbox 360 (LIVE Arcade) is the spiritual heir to Populous. The game is based on a technological breakthrough which allows Ubisoft to have a world that’s entirely dynamic. Players will be able to manipulate ground, water, vegetation, lava as if playing sandcastles on the beach. Breaching a lake open, digging craters, flooding valleys, etc. And all this is simulation, not just graphics visualization. http://www.fromdustgame.com Please don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to http://www.youtube.com – Rapid firing the latest game news, trailers, screens and art that true players don’t wanna miss out on.