Friday, September 13, 2019
Top 15 Windows Diagnostic Tools to Check Out Your PC’s Health - SiteProNews
Top 15 Windows Diagnostic Tools to Check Out Your PC’s Health - SiteProNews: Windows has always been a dominant force in the PC universe. This operating system is more than three decades old already, but it still rules the market and shows no signs of slowing down. As a matter of fact, reports show that over 1.5 billion computers are powered by Microsoft Windows globally. However, the
Friday, July 5, 2019
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Matrox Graphics cards update
For reference, below is a summary of the most recent additions to the Matrox Graphics Product Lineup:
- Extio 3 High Performance IP KVM Extenders
- Offered in both dual and quad-display versions with copper or fiber connections. Supporting 4K resolution, central diagnostic/control, point-to-point or network-switched matrix configurations, and AES encryption:
- Maevex 6100 Series 4K Enterprise Video Encoder Appliances
- Video-Distribution-over-IP solution supporting 4K source captures, unicast or multicast, and simultaneous streaming, processing, and recording on all channels. Network-controlled via complementary Matrox PowerStream Plus software:
- Mura IPX Videowall Capture, Encode & Decode Cards + Decode & Display Multiviewers
- Offering multiple HDMI, DisplayPort, or SDI captures and multi-channel IP encoding & decoding. Supporting class-leading YUV 4:4:4 and RGB 8:8:8, all from a single card. This videowall card series has the highest encode and decode density in the Matrox Mura line, and provides flexible 4K streaming and recording options for videowalls: https://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/video-wall/mura_ipx_series/
- PanoTek Turnkey Multi-Display Videowall Platforms
- Scalable turnkey controller solutions for advanced multi-monitor videowalls powered by Matrox Mura Core Technology. Up to 56+ displays, supporting shared user network-control, 4K source input/output, and high-density IP video stream encoding & decoding:
Friday, April 19, 2019
NASA’s Flying Telescope Spots Oldest Type of Molecule in the Universe
NASA’s Flying Telescope Spots Oldest Type of Molecule in the Universe
About ten seconds after the big bang, the
relatively small but rapidly expanding universe consisted of atomic
nuclei, electrons and photons all floating freely in a superheated
plasma. Eventually things cooled enough for these particles to form
stable atoms, and the universe was filled with mostly hydrogen and
helium. Some 100,000 years into the history of the universe, atoms
finally combined to form the first molecules—neutral helium atoms
combined with positively charged hydrogen atoms to form the molecule
helium hydride.
relatively small but rapidly expanding universe consisted of atomic
nuclei, electrons and photons all floating freely in a superheated
plasma. Eventually things cooled enough for these particles to form
stable atoms, and the universe was filled with mostly hydrogen and
helium. Some 100,000 years into the history of the universe, atoms
finally combined to form the first molecules—neutral helium atoms
combined with positively charged hydrogen atoms to form the molecule
helium hydride.
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