A band of car and computer hobbyists has reconnected the XM Radio broadcasts to PCs, after the satellite radio company discontinued hardware that was being used to copy and archive digital music from ...
Quick – name the most important personal computer of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Those of you who mentioned the legendary Apple II – that’s fine. I respect your decision. Forced to think ...
Television and radio broadcasts used to be free. Stick an antenna in the air and that's still true even though much of it has now gone digital. As technology advanced, we got better delivery methods ...
Q: As I am typing this, a random radio broadcast is coming through my monitor’s speakers. My computer seems to be somehow capturing a radio signal. What can I do to prevent this? A: The most likely ...
The 1980s were the heyday of the venerable Z80, a processor that found its way into innumerable home computers, industrial systems, and yes — arcade machines. However, not everyone had a Z80 based ...
The 1980s were the heyday of the venerable Z80, a processor that found its way into innumerable home computers, industrial systems, and yes — arcade machines. However, not everyone had a Z80 based ...
First came the mainframe, then the mini-computer, finally the PC. Linking the three with local area networks has been a major computing task of the last few years. But what about people outside the ...
Early prototypes might look unappealing, but researchers say brain-computer interfaces will become mainstream. (Sybren Stüvel photo via Flickr, Creative Commons.) The past couple of years have brought ...
A band of car and computer hobbyists has reconnected the XM Radio broadcasts to PCs, after the satellite radio company discontinued hardware that was being used to copy and archive digital music from ...
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