Hardware tweaks pdf
Here's 20 unexpected ways to unleash the true potential of the technology products you already own. Hacking may have connotations of teenagers with serious trouble in mind, but it's a relatively common approach to getting your hardware to do more than you've been led to believe it ought.
As you probably know, it's possible to make your PC run faster by 'overclocking' it – that means making the processor operate at a higher rate. But a little judicious jiggery-pokery can also make more of your digital camera, MP3 player, digital set-top box and network.
If it has a plug, a jack, a battery, a cord, a chip, a disk drive or a display, chances are it can be reprogrammed and tweaked in some way to give you more speed, advanced features or greater storage – without your paying for a whole new unit.
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