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Top 5: Taylor's top five tablets (June 2011)

Many will argue to the grave that modern tablets are just a fad and have no place in the future. They are supplementary devices that offer slightly more usability than a smartphone but less functionality than a full-fledged PC. Regardless of their pending fate, they have proven over the past 14 months or so that they are currently a hot ticket item and in high demand. In fact, many retailers have had trouble keeping some tablet models in stock as they are selling out faster than they can be supplied.

Now that there are varying models available from numerous manufacturers, I am met with the question of how they stack up against one another. Fad or not, here are my top five tablets for the month of June:

Samsung's first attempt at the tablet market served as a probe for other Android tablet manufacturers. The original Galaxy Tab was undoubtedly a decent tablet, but running software that was intended for phones instead of tabs and carrying a fairly steep price tag (in comparison to other tablets at the time), it wasn't nearly as well received as Sammy was hoping. If you are in the market for a tablet, however, don't let the original Tab's reputation stop you from considering Samsung's latest iteration of the Tab line.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the definition of what an Android tablet should be. Though its chassis are made primarily of plastic, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 has a super thin body (10.9mm) and feels great in the hand without being too heavy. It sports a 1GHz Tegra 2 dual-core processor, 8-megapixel rear shooter, and 16 or 32GB of internal memory. On top of stock Honeycomb, Samsung has implemented their TouchWiz UX interface which comes with a mini apps tray, extending multitasking to greater lengths. It is currently available in a WiFi-only model; 4G models are to follow in the coming months.

I was skeptical of ASUS at first. Their first attempt at a phone (Garmin Nüvifone) was a flop to say the least. However, their entry device in the tablet realm was a grand slam. Starting at $400 for the 16GB model, the Eee Pad Transformer comes at an extremely competitive price. With the addition of the $150 keyboard dock, the Transformer packs more functionality than all other current tablets.

In either a 16 or 32GB model, the Transformer comes with a Tegra 2 dual-core processor, 5-megapixel rear shooter and roughly 9-10 of battery life. Pairing the device with the keyboard dock, the battery life can be extended to up to 16 or more hours and it adds two full USB ports (that work with PS3 or 360 controllers and most other USB peripherals). If you are not looking to use a keyboard though, I would recommend considering other tablets, as the Transformer is hardly the best standalone device.

Upgrade Playstation 3 Hard Drive - Playstation 3 Hard Drive ...

Read this article is you want to replace Playstation 3 hard drive, Change PS3 Hard drive are looking for a Hard Drive for PS3.

On the Playstation 3 the avaiable hard disk space seems to disappear fast from all the games, videos, demos etc. It is extrememly easy to upgrade the hard-drive and Sony has designed this so that anyone could do it. Upgrading Playstation 3 hard drive is absolutely easy and only takes a few minutes. You do not have to buy an offical “Sony” hard disk any 2.5-inch SATA notebook hard disk will fit. Make sure that you stick to these standards or elese it will not work! I would personally would go with either a 5400-RPM or 7200-RPM, these should work fine.

Recommended PS3 Hard Drives Click to Learn more I have added in this article the option to buy the hard disks will are compatiable and that I recommend using. Most of my stuff I buy is from Amazon including the hard drives I recommend, you can always count on Amazon for a cheap price and fast delievery. Just to add I personally think if your going to upgrade you might as well get a good sized hard no point in buying a slightly bigger hard drive in my opionion.

Anyway! Moving from that here are the step by step instructions to installing the hard drive, please take care in reading them. The video at the end of the article is a video made from IGN showing you exactly how to install the hard drive if you have any problems with any steps on this guide.

Once you have bought an upgrade drive, the next step is to back up all your current data on your PS3 hard drive to an external hard drive i.e. a memory stick. If you aren’t to attached to your music, videos and game saves then skip this part.

Plug in the memory stick or external hardrive where you will be backing up the data to, to the second player USB clot. Go to settings then system settings from there you will find something that says Backup Ultillity you will be asked if you want to back up your data to an external drive you click yes. Once you have clicked yes you will have the option to choose where you would like to save this on this part just click on the memory stick or external hard drive you have plugged into your PS3. The PS3 will now begin to Back up your files.

Next you will need a Phillips-head screwdriver to compete the next part of the installation.

Turn off PS3 and unplug the system. Remove the HD side-panel, and remove the blue screw.

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