New Alienware Gaming Notebooks

Gamers are definitely know Alienware, the Dell-owned game computer hardware company. Recently, Dell-owned Alienware launched three gaming notebooks, the M11x, M14x and M18x. Alienware launched the three gaming notebooks in term of the committed for users on the move. Of course, the three gaming notebooks will improve your gaming experience.

Only two of these will be available in India, the M11x which is an upgrade of last year's offering, and the brand new M14x. With the new notebooks, you can overclock the CPU, bump up the specs. Not only the specs, Alienware also make the device looks sexy and sophisticated.

The Alienware M14x has a 14-inch WLED display with a resolution of 1600x900 and is powered by the second-generation over-clock-able Intel Core i7 CPUs with Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0. The machine has a NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M with up to 3GB of VRAM and Up to 8GB of 1600MHz Extreme-Performance system memory (RAM). The Alienware M14x also has an HDMI 1.4 out and supports 7.1 digital audio out for your surround sound needs.

The other model M11x is a little more portable as it has an 11.6-inch WLED display with a 1366x768 resolution. The CPU is a Second-generation Overclockable Intel Core i5/i7 and the graphics are taken care of by an NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M card. You can boost the RAM up to 16GB at 1333MHz. The M11x also boasts of HDMI 1.4 out and onboard Klipsch speakers.

The three are true gaming computer. You should pay Rs. 64,000 for the M11x and the 82,000 for the M14x.

How To Get Rid Of Shutdown Virus

Today there are many kind of virus. One of most-disturbing virus is shutdown virus. It is programmed to make your computer shut itself off. Now, we come with a way to remove this virus manually.

How to get rid of shutdown virus:
- First, go to the "Run" command in the "Start" menu, type "regedit" and press "Enter." You will go to registry editor.
- Then, make a copy of your registry. Go to "Start," "Programs," "Accessories," "System Tools" and "System Restore." Choose "create a Restore Point" and follow all instructions the dialogue box gives you.
- Search the registry keys within "HKEY_CURRENT_USER." Look for autorun keys that include "shutdown," "pc off" or something similar within the data name. Delete these registry keys by right-clicking on them, selecting "Modify" and clicking "Delete." - Open "Program Files" folder. Search for EXE files that appear related to the shutdown virus like "shutdown-pc off" title. Delete these files and immediately clear your "Recycling Bin."
- Open your "Task Manager" by inputting "taskmgr.exe" in the "Run" command. Go to the "Processes" tab and search for the processes with the same names as the deleted files. Right-click these processes and select "End Process" to kill them. Now your computer has cleaned from shutdown virus.

Tips: In order to keep your computer save and clean, download and routinely update a reliable antivirus.

IBM's Watson

IBM's Watson is a gigantic computer created by IBM specifically to excel at answers-and-questions left two champs of the TV game show. IBM’s Watson supercomputer won a practice round against Jeopardy champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter and raised a lot of questions about the capabilities of artificial intelligence.

IBM's Watson earned $77,147, versus $24,000 for Ken Jennings and $21,600 for Brad Rutter. Jennings took it in stride writing "I for one welcome our new computer overlords" alongside his correct Final Jeopardy answer.

For IBM, Watson is about tackling verticals and bringing hardware and analytics to the fore. David Ferrucci, principal investigator of Watson DeepQA technology, said Watson can conduct self-assessments and learn.

David Ferrucci was asked about whether Watson had the risk of Hal 9000. “That’s science fiction,” Ferrucci said. “We’re not even close to that.” Ferrucci did say that Watson is more like the computer on Star Trek than Hal.

Some experts say IBM's Watson, which took 25 IBM scientists four years to create, is more than just a trivia whiz. “IBM's advances with Watson are changing the way people think about artificial intelligence and how a computer can be programmed to give conversational answers, “said Richard Doherty, a computer industry expert and research director at the Envisioneering Group in Seaford, N.Y.