Techno Freak

Price: Rs 75,990 + taxes

Take one stonkingly fast chip. Add megacapacity. Knock off some pesky wires and dose with generous amounts of sleekness. Then, shove in an OS that turns it into a TV. Whoa! Hewlett-Packard’s Pavilion 7177 harnesses the power of Windows XP Media Center Edition to make the PC your one-stop entertainment shop. Available only as an installation on this 3.06 GHz Pentium 4-powered premium desktop, Media Center integrates audio, still images and video into one squid-like multitasker. The specs are up there - 160 GB of hard disk space, half a gig of RAM, a Radeon X300SE graphics card, and a LightScribe dual layer DVD rewriter. There’s a bunch of ports for media memory cards, USB and the like, not to forget the cool LCD monitor, cordless keyboard and mouse. But the star has to be the software: while the concept of live TV with a tuner card is not exactly fresh-n-new, here you can pause the program, and resume it seamlessly after your widdle break or drink refill. (The trick, folks, is buffering, aided by that aforementioned cavernous hard disk.) Easy-to-use video editing suites and music managers round off a seriously accomplished package. HP plans to introduce Media Center on its lower-range Pavilions as well next week, so limber up that thumb and bid adieu to tolerating shrieky soaps, puerile commercials and inane remix videos.

From: MumbaiMirror - Buzz

I liked this PC from HP very much, its really worth its price. I am planning to upgrade, lets see if it fits my budget! But you say naa..
“Ever time you buy something, you feel if you would have waited you would have got a better product in the same price”

………… Ahaaaa let’s see how much time I can wait …

In this tutorial we shall learn to resize normal images.

Goto Site: http://www.myimager.com/index.php

1~ Goto File, Scroll Down- Select “Open”

2~ “Browse” the File in your PC and use “Upload” to upload the image to the server. {Use only for normal images}

3~ Image Opens
4~ To Edit go to “Edit” - Select “Resize”

5~ Resize Menu Appears - Select “No” to Maintain original aspect ratio?, Enter the Image size you would like to have. Click “Submit”

6~ New Resized Image appear, Right Click and Save it in your PC.