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Berdasar pada pengalaman pribadi dan browsing serta informasi dari berita sakuku, akhirnya bisa mengetahui penyebab baterai smartphone lama terisi. 

Berikut penjelasannya : 

Styleintech.com, smartphone tak hanya jadi barang wajib dimiliki bagi tiap orang, tetapi item satu ini juga jadi yang paling sering dibawa pada saat anda bepergian. 

Pasti akan jadi masalah ketika mendapati smartphone tiba – tiba ngedrop. Meskipun masih ada power bank yang cukup membantu, tetapi tentu tak selamanya anda bisa mengandalkan keberadaan power bank, sebab keterbatasan daya. 

Apabila hal tersebut terjadi, yang harus Anda lakukan adalah mencharge smartphone langsung dari power outlet. Ini kadang kalanya juga jadi masalah, sebab anda tidak tahu sampai kapan daya baterai smartphone akan terisi penuh. 

Perlu anda tahu bahwa ternyata ada beberapa penyebab kenapa smartphone anda daya baterainya lama terisi penuh. 

Penyebab Utama Baterai Smartphone Lama Terisi adalah :

Kabel USB alami masalah. 

Kerusakan pada kabel USB memang bisa jadi penyebab utama smartphone lama terisi. Periksa kembali kabel USB anda, lalu usahakan ketika mengisi daya smartphone kabel USB tersebut tidak melingkar, melilit, maupun memutar, sebab ini bisa menghambat pengisian baterai smartphone. 

Adaptor. 

Adaptor yang menggunakan USB tambahan mempunyai kadar adaptor yang berbeda, sebab perbedaan tegangan, ampere, watt, maupun general powerage. 

Tiap smartphone tentu mempunyai adaptor yang berbeda, jadi pastikan Anda menggunakan yang original dan cocok untuk smartphone anda. 

Sumber daya. 

Mengisi baterai smartphone dengan cara mencolokkan dari PC atau laptop akan lebih lama bila dibandingkan mencolokkannya ke listrik PLN. 

Pun demikian saat mengisi daya menggunakan sistem wireless. Sistem wireless ini jauh lebih cepat dibandingkan anda harus mencolokkannya ke listrik. 

Apabila smartphone anda sudah terbiasa diisi menggunakan adaptor dengan 2 ampere, maka bila Anda mencoba mengisinya dengan adaptor lain pasti akan mempengaruhi proses pengisian baterai yang jadi lebih lama lagi.  Itulah beberapa penyebab utama baterai smartphone lama terisi yang harus Anda tahu. 

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Selamat datang di blog seven three, anda tentunya sudah mengenal yang nama nya operasi sistem yang satu ini. Operasi sistem ini muncul setelah windows XP dan windows Vists. Lewat postingan kali ini tidak ada jeleknya jika saya ingin sedikit mengingat tentang window 7 yang sudah banyak di gunakan oleh komputer maupun laptop. 

Secara detail seperti apa windows 7 tersebut silahkan baca postingan saya di bawah ini dan di halaman yang lain. Windows 7 adalah versi windows terakhir yang menggunakan menu start yang menggantikan versi windows sebelumnya, Windows Vista. Windows 7 dirilis untuk pabrikan komputer pada 22 Juli 2009 dan dirilis untuk publik pada 22 Oktober 2009, kurang dari tiga tahun setelah rilis pendahulunya, Windows Vista. Tidak seperti pendahulunya yang memperkenalkan banyak fitur baru, Windows 7 lebih fokus pada pengembangan dasar Windows, dengan tujuan agar lebih kompatibel dengan aplikasi-aplikasi dan perangkat keras komputer yang kompatibel dengan Windows Vista. 

Presentasi Microsoft tentang Windows 7 pada tahun 2008 lebih fokus pada dukungan multi-touch pada layar, desain ulang taskbar yang sekarang dikenal dengan nama Superbar, sebuah sistem jaringan rumahan bernama HomeGroup, dan peningkatan performa. Beberapa aplikasi standar yang disertakan pada versi sebelumnya dari Microsoft Windows, seperti Windows Calendar, Windows Mail, Windows Movie Maker, dan WIndows Photo Gallery tidak disertakan lagi di Windows 7 kebanyakan ditawarkan oleh Microsoft secara terpisah sebagai bagian dari paket Windows Live Essentials yang gratis. 

Persyaratan tambahan untuk bisa menggunakan fitur tertentu :  Spesifikasi perangkat keras Microsoft telah mempublikasikan spesifikasi kebutuhan minimum perangkat keras untuk Windows 7, spesifikasi minimal Windows 7 (yang disarankan) antara lain :

Persyaratan tambahan untuk bisa menggunakan fitur tertentu : BitLocker memerlukan Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2 dan membutuhkan USB flash drive untuk menggunakan BitLocker To Go. 

Windows XP Mode memerlukan tambahan memori 1 GB, kapasitas tambahan 15 GB cakram keras, dan CPU yang mendukung virtualisasi perangkat keras, seperti teknologi AMD-V atau Intel VT.

Pembatasan memori pada Windows 7 : 

Windows 7 tidak bisa digunakan dengan jumlah memori yang terpasang melebihi kemampuannya. Jumlah ini berbeda di setiap versi Windows 7, dan juga berpengaruh pada arsitektur yang dipakai (apakah 32-bit atau 64-bit). 

Versi Windows 7 Ultimate,  Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 4 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit : 192 GB

Versi : Windows 7 Enterprise, Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 4 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit :  192 GB

Versi : Windows 7 Professional, Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 4 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit :  192 GB

Versi : Windows 7 Home Premium, Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 4 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit :  16 GB

Versi : Windows 7 Home Basic, Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 4 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit :  8 GB

Versi : Windows 7 Starter, Pembatasan pada 32-bit : 2 GB, Pembatasan pada 64-bit :  tidak ada versi 64-bit

Pembatasan prosesor multi-inti dan pembatasan multi-prosesor :

Jumlah maksimal inti prosesor dalam satu buah komputer yang didukung oleh Windows 7 adalah 32  inti untuk 32-bit, dan 256 untuk 64-bit. Jumlah maksimal dari prosesor (secara fisik) pada sebuah komputer yang didukung oleh Windows 7 adalah: 2 untuk Professional, Enterprise, dan Ultimate; 1 untuk Starter, Home Basic, dan Home Premium.

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As I write this, it's early December, and try as I might, I can't remember what my new year's resolution was last time around. One thing I can say with near hundred percent certainty is that whatever it was, I failed to keep it. Maybe you're the same. Maybe you resolved to quit smoking, lose weight, or read more. We all make promises with ourselves, then fail to keep those promises. Worst of all, those promises might be exactly what we need most. Consider this: When was the last time you backed up your computer files? Last month? Last year? Never?

Let's make a new year's resolution together, you and I. Let's promise to back up our computers. It's important, I promise. Just yesterday the automatic backup feature in MS Word saved me about an hour's work when my computer froze up. Given that I haven't backed up my computer in almost a year, I can't even imagine how much data I'd lose if I suffered a power surge or hard drive failure. It can happen to the best of us, and often does. Even high end hard drive manufacturers report an average failure rate of between five and eight per thousand every year. That may not sound like much, but let's face it, somebody has to be those five to eight people. Feeling lucky? There are about 185 million household PCs in the U.S., according to Computer Industry Almanac, so that means about 150,000 hard drives fail each year. But even if your drive stays intact, about a tenth of all computers suffer minor data loss in any given year. A power surge, the magnets in your home stereo speakers, or even an accidental nudge can affect data storage. According to a report from the ONTRACK data recovery service, data loss can be caused by natural disasters (3% of cases), computer viruses (7%), software problems (14%), and plain old user error (a whopping 32%). Now, I'm sure you never hit a wrong keyboard button, but do you have a button on your computer that prevents a bolt of lightning? I didn't think so.

WHEREAS our data is important, and disaster can befall even the most noble and undeserving of us, BE IT RESOLVED that you and I shall back up our computer files forthwith.

Amen, brothers and sisters. Now, where and how do we start?

STEP ONE: Choosing Favorites

Not all files are important enough to preserve for posterity. The most critical files on a computer are its operating system files. If you're a good little consumer, you bought the operating system and kept those CDs handy and secure from data loss. If you're not, then remind yourself to go stand in the corner later. The drones at Microsoft did not work for years just to watch you steal their work. It's people like you that keep Bill Gates from buying his second planet. Now that you've been suitably chastised, either go buy a legal copy of the operating system, or include the necessary files in your "must back up" list.

The same principle goes for software applications. Maybe you bought an ad and spyware blocker you really like, but the company that coded it has since gone out of business (perhaps because other consumers weren't as scrupulous as you). If so, include the files you need to run the app in your must list. 

Now it's time to look at the remaining files on your computer and prioritize. If you're not a digital packrat like me, it may be possible to save everything. If so, congratulations. I don't have ten gigabytes of portable media at my disposal, so when I back up my computer, I'll be leaving a few gigs of MP3s and questionable Windows Media files at risk. One of the first things I will save is the folder I use to save my writing assignments, because that data represents money in my pocket. I'll back up my email address book, plus my digital photography and fiction writing efforts. I can live without "Milkshake" (what was I thinking?), but the guitar piece my friend recorded and sent to me is going on the list. Your results may vary.

STEP TWO: In Which I Tell You Where You Can Put It

That's right, this is the section in which I'll tell you where to store your data. It's not a good idea to put backup files on another drive on the same computer. That defeats the whole purpose. Duplicating your files on another computer in the same LAN is almost as risky, because computer viruses can spread as fast as an imaginary Anna Kournikova JPEG. You need to find a portable storage medium that can hold all the files on your must list. Your options include floppy diskettes, portable hard drives, optical drives, tape drives, and remote servers. We'll look at each in turn.

Hard diskettes, the old familiar 3.5" squares, hold up to 1.44 megabytes of data. They're cheap, but 1.44 MB is less than two percent of the ten gigs of data on my hard drive. Even if each of those files were smaller than 1.44 MB (and each weren't), I'm not keen on the idea of buying, labeling, and storing fifty diskettes. Next idea, please.

Most computer experts rely on removable hard drives for memory backups. The most popular of these drives are the Zip drive from Iomega and the ORB drive from Castlewood. They're relatively inexpensive and hold up to two gigs of data. Basically, you'll save your data on a Zip disk, then transfer it from the disk to the portable drive. The catch is that removable drives fail about as often as regular hard drives. They may even be more susceptible to damage from dust and rough handling. A sub-option here is to use a permanent hard drive as a removable drive. At up to two hundred gigs, conventional hard drives are bigger than removable drives, and prices have dropped enough in recent years to make this idea practical. Whatever kind of hard drive you decide to use, make sure to keep it isolated from dust, magnetic charges, and static electricity.

Optical drives use a laser to store information, rather than a magnet. Even if you're not a tech junkie, that's probably enough information to give you a clearer idea what we're talking about: namely, CDs and DVDs. Less common are EO (erasable optical) and WORM (write once, read many) media; they're less common because they cost over $1000 per drive. CDs, on the other hand, cost less than a buck and can hold up to 650 megabytes. DVDs hold up to five gigs and cost about fifteen dollars apiece. Most computers nowadays have either a CD or DVD writer (or both), but write times can be slow. My CD writer, for example, works best on the 300 kilobyte per second setting--if then. I'll be using the remote server option. At $250 and up, tape drives are more expensive and slower than hard drives or optical media, hence less common, but also extremely reliable.

Remote servers are third party companies that store data online for a fee. This is a great option for broadband Internet users, especially people like me who don't own a reliable data writer. SkyDesk runs http://www.Backup.com , Back-Up Solutions maintains http://www.BackUpHelp.com , and Iomega hosts iServer ( http://www.Iomega.com ). XDrive ( http://www.xdrive.com ), once a free service, now charges ten bucks a month for up to five gigs of storage. Promotions and other rates change, so it's a good idea to shop around before selecting a remote storage service.

STEP THREE: Git 'er Done

Now it's time to put the files you want to save on the storage medium you've chosen. There are several ways to do this. Your CD writer, for example, may come with proprietary disk writing software. That application may even include a backup option. If it does, and you're more familiar with that software than Windows features, then that's the way to go. Otherwise, backup is still relatively easy on all MS operating systems since Windows 98. Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows XP Professional include a built-in Backup utility. To run it, just click on Start, then Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, then Backup. How easy was that? If you're using the XP Home edition, you may need to add the utility manually. If so, insert the Windows XP CD into your disk drive and wait for the "Welcome to Microsoft Windows XP" screen. (You may need to double-click the CD icon in My Computer.) Then click on Perform Additional Tasks and Browse This CD. In Windows Explorer, double-click the ValueAdd folder, then Msft, then Ntbackup. Double-clicking on Ntbackup.msi will install the utility. Once it's installed, you can also run the program by clicking Start and Run, then typing msbackup.exe (Windows 98 and Windows ME) or ntbackup.exe (Windows XP) in the Open field. Click OK, and you'll be off to the races.

Incidentally, the Windows XP Backup utility also includes a bonus application called the Automated Recovery Wizard. This creates a bootable floppy that initiates backup if the hard drive must be replaced. Other options for "disaster recovery" include BackUp MyPC from Stomp ( http://www.StompInc.com , $79) and Norton Ghost 9.0 from Symantec ( http://www.Norton.com , $69.95). Ghost actually allows users to duplicate the contents of their computer over the Internet. Both have earned stellar reviews from top PC magazines.

Don't let another month go by without protecting the files you value most. My girlfriend justifies her messy car by saying she "lives out of it." Well, I live out of my computer. It's not just my office; it's the home of cherished memories in the form of pictures, MP3, and other data files. I'm resolved to keep it safe.

Christian Carvajal is a contributing writer to http://www.all-cheap-laptops.com, a site providing tips and tutorials to individuals interested in buying and upgrading laptop computers.  Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7402

With the introduction of the inkjet printer and printer ink cartridge in 1984, the task of printing your documents and changing printer ink cartridges became more convenient, reliable and cleaner than the previous methods of changing ribbons or inserting a toner cartridge.

Prior to 1984, the ink delivery systems were not as dependable as they are now. The inkjet system replaced the old dot matrix method, which required changing a ribbon. It wasn't long before the printer industry began conceptualizing a new ink delivery technique, including the drop on demand method. Several companies were the driving forces behind developing the inkjet technology, and by 1990 the method was widely accepted. Today it is the method of choice for printing requirements, and will print both black and white documents as well as color graphics and photos.

The quality is excellent, thanks to the development of printer ink cartridges. It is possible to print on many different sizes and types of paper, fabric, film, etc. These printers are used in businesses, in schools and the homes of millions of people worldwide.

Each printer uses a specific printer ink cartridge, most often one each of black and color. Each cartridge is given an identifying number and lists the model number of each printer in which it can be used. While each printer manufacturer recommends its own brand of printer ink cartridge, it is possible to refill the cartridge yourself, or purchase a refilled, remanufactured or a compatible cartridge.

There are two types of refilled cartridges: You can do it yourself with a kit that allows you to refill your own cartridge. Refill kits are available at a very low price and are sometimes the choice of those who don't mind doing the filling in order to save money. The other alternative is to buy a refilled cartridge from a manufacturer. This method involves drilling, filling and sealing an empty cartridge.

A remanufactured cartridge is an original printer ink cartridge that has been taken apart and outfitted with ink and new parts if necessary. It is then inspected and tested before being placed in the marketplace to re-sell. The workmanship in these cartridges is usually guaranteed against defects during the life of the cartridge. The lifetime is generally the same as the original, they are safe to use in all printers, and the warranty on your printer will not be affected. The cost is lower than the original.

Another kind of cartridge that has evolved in recent years is the "compatible" cartridge. Simply put, it is a cartridge that is built to the same specifications as those of the original manufacturer and is generally cheaper than the original. It is also guaranteed against defects during its lifetime.

Inkjet printers using printer ink cartridges have a bright future ahead, thanks to their capability to produce high-quality printed material quickly and inexpensively. The manufacturer's printer ink cartridge is one option, and the use of alternative printer ink cartridges is another option. When shopping for printer ink cartridges, always buy from a reputable dealer. A huge inventory of hundreds of types of cartridges can also be found by shopping on the Internet, which is a convenient, safe and reliable method of finding the best deals on printer ink cartridges.

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