GUYS.,, can u tell me what is GVI and IRDA?? pleze give me their defination?
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A suite of protocols for infrared (IR) exchange of data between two devices, up to 1 or 2 meters apart (20 to 30 cm for low-power devices). IrDA devices typically have throughput of up to either 115.2 Kbps or 4 Mbps. IrDA protocols are implemented in Symbian OS phones, many PDAs, printers and laptop computers. The Infrared Data Association, the industry body that specifies IrDA protocols, originally founded by Hewlett-Packard and others.\n\nim not sure what GVI you meant. this is what i'm familiar with. GVI is the ultimate sampler - the power of GigaStudio 3 in an easy-to-use plug-in for Windows VSTi and RTAS workstation software. It's the sampler for all musicians, composers and producers, with unobstructed access to the best sound libraries ever produced. GVI is the first plug-in sampler worthy of the name Giga, allowing you to easily add realistic, playable sampled instruments to your productions without compromising sound quality.
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From United Arab Emirates, this should give you your information:\n\nhttp://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/showthread.php?t=356022\n\nGood Luck!
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VGA stands for Video Graphics Adapter.
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AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) is an interface on a motherboard for connecting a video card.\n\nXGA (Extended Graphics Array) is an IBM video standard from 1990 that supports resolutions of up to 1024 x 768.
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Try downloading IrfanView. Very simple!
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IF your are working on linux, then REDHAT linux offers a huge range of games along with the bundle. the games are not only time passing but also thought provoking. For Windows Space is a real need for all graphically enabled games particulary the ones that use Directx etc.,
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I used to prefer nVidia with AMD, but honestly I don't think it matters all that much (the differences are negligible). As a company, I prefer nVidia over ATI, but in my opinion nVidia is struggling a bit with their video cards at the moment. I truly hope they grow out of that. I used to run a GForce 4800 on my nvidia nForce2 motherboard, but I switched to an ATI X800 and haven't had any problems with it on that motherboard.
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I don't understand\nVideo Graphics Array (VGA) is an analog computer display standard first marketed in 1987 by IBM. The term VGA is often used to refer to a resolution of 640×480, regardless of the hardware that produces the picture.\nThe Peripheral Component Interconnect standard (in practice almost always shortened to PCI) specifies a computer bus for attaching peripheral devices to a computer motherboard. These devices can take any one of the following forms:\n    * An integrated circuit fitted onto the motherboard itself, called a planar device in the PCI specification.\n    * An expansion card that fits in sockets.\n\nYou plug the Video card(an old video card) int the PCI slot and the monitor in the VGA port of the Vid card.\nThe E2000 if i'm not mistaken has 3 PCI ports and and integrated video card. No AGP port (only E-4000 and above have AGP) so you don't have a choice other than a PCI vid card
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gdi is graphical device interface.\n\nit is a .dll that windows uses to control the graphics you see in windows.\n\nif you are getting an error with it then there is a coding bug with the program you are using when the error occurs
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What abt like 11 maids a'milking in the Christmas song.\n\nThere's also the group of 11 virii received from Sweden that infected computers..\n\nThis works though.. the G-11.  Group of countries that meet and discuss world issues.  News article referencing the expansion is listed below.
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try anthor graphics card
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ATI   FireGL V3100  PCI Express    \nOutput 1  Output 2 VGA  \nMAX DVI 2048 x 1536 \nMax Analog 2048 x 1536 \n128MB\n$215
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hi norton anti-virus is a good one it works well against viirus......
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Buy an internal graphics card, but make sure that you have the right slot type. There are two types, AGP and PCI Express. AGP is older, but is still around, where as PCI Express is newer and faster. If you are buying and ATI card, I would personally recomend buying ATI brand cards, but if you wish to purchase an nVidia card, since they don't make their own cards, only the chips, I would do online research to find the best manufactur (spelling?) of the graphics card.
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Instead of giving the details here, that will take long I'll provide the link to the expalnation.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BVR\n\nCheck this out. It will answer all your queries.
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Good point.  I have both VGA and DVI monitors and definitely notice the difference.  The DVI monitor I bought was very carefully chosen to minimize its price but even then I paid a $50-$100 premium for it over VGA monitors.  Which is weird since VGA must convert to digital to show the image whereas DVI doesn't so it sounds like less components are involved in DVI compared to VGA - go figure.  DVI is too complicated for dumb product & technology reviewers to notice, hence its relative unpopularity compared to VGA.  At least we're seeing video card manufacturers supplying S-Video, VGA, and DVI for their cards so that consumers are given greater flexibility.  If we can get consumers stop solely considering Dell and HP for their monitors, then we should see DVI becoming more popular (and cheaper).
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Tigerdirect is good for barebones systems to start with or go with maybe buy.com... They usually have good deals. Make sure the board is PCI-E capable for the latest graphics cards... AGP is going away.