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Remember our past attempts to get Skyrim to work?
Currently, a mod can allow you to play Skyrim without any driver-side modding. The
Note: this applies to netbooks with a Nvidia ION/ATI Radeon discrete graphics. No luck here, Intel Integrated Graphics…
In the first Skyrim on a netbook post, I mentioned how the game is barely playable on a netbook even after all the […]
If you’re like me, and have moved to Canada for a long stint, and need your own private internet connection, then you might want to consider Wind Mobile’s Infinite Laptop Plan, going for around $29 a month and “promising” speeds of 7.2Mbps on the Huawei-made E1691 data stick, and even more on the 4G-capable stick. […]
In the past, if you wanted to connect computer-to-computer for internet sharing purposes, you could use Windows’ Internet Connection Sharing, which would create an adhoc connection between two computers. However, adhoc connections do have limitations – chief of which, certain devices cannot connect to it, and adhoc connections limit the number of connections you can […]
As you might know, I recently bought a new Asus netbook. I don’t like the Asus logo – it’s probably one of the ugliest out there. While Asus does make great computers at a very competitive price, their chief problem is that their designs tend to be a bit lackluster. And then there’s the indescribable […]
Civilization IV: Colonization is a game with a simple concept: you are the leader of a colony, and you’ll bring your colony through its steps – which means eventually decolonising. Everyone likes to feel powerful and in Civ IV: Colonization, you get that same feeling when you develop your colonial empire successfully and sack the […]
