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Stop Powercuts From Affecting Your Productivity

Powersafe has introduced the 700VA UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) model, with a view of keeping power problems at bay.

The 700VA model can give you a backup time upto 6 hours! With surge suppression, noise filtering features and a wide input voltage range (160V to 280V), the 700VA model is aimed at a single high-end system or two low-end systems.

Some Features :

Can connect upto 12V/120AH battery
Wide input voltage range (160V-280V)
SMPS-based 6 Amps battery charger
Automatic voltage regulation
Three Indian output sockets
Ideal for single/medium high-end or two low-end systems
Cold start possible with 17” CRT monitor on P4 system
Surge suppression and noise filtering

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Google’s Hidden Features

Google has hidden features which many are not aware about. Some of these features are -

As a Calculator - all you have to do is enter your equation or formula into the standard Google search box, and then click the Google Search button. The result of the calculation is displayed on the search results page; it’s that simple!
As a converter -it knows miles and meters and light years, seconds and fortnights, and can convert from one unit of measurement to another. e.g. 1 meter in feet or 1 usd in inr (currency conversion).
As a Dictionary - to look up the definition of a particular word, or check a specific spelling. All you have to do is enter the keywords what is in your query, followed by the word in question.
As a Fact finder - when you’re looking for hard facts, Google might be able to help. If you phrase your query correctly—and are searching for a fact that Google has pre-identified—you can get the precise information you need at the top of the search results page. E.g. president india.
As a Music Infobase - For example, when you search for lata mangeshkar, Google displays a Lata Mangeshkar section at the top of the search results page with her albums & songs listed.

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Current Hoaxes

http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/internet/a/current_netlore.htm
Internet hoaxes, email rumors and urban legends and the works are linked to from this page. A good page to peruse before you blindly fwd the next mail that comes to your inbox.

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5 Simple Rules To Protect Your Computer

Never open an attachment you did not specifically ask for, or expect to get.
Have good antivirus, antispyware, antispam, and firewall software, and use common sense!
Choose strong passwords with both letters and numbers. Do not use your birthday, your children or your pet's name.
If you have financial accounts, do not log into them from public computers at airports or hotels where wireless networks' security can be compromised.

The change you make affects the current document.

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