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I have tried many products to help me with networking, especially cables. Most of them have equal pros and cons, but the cable that satisfied me most is the Cat6.

This was highly recommended by my brother who is a network administrator. Our family asks him everything and anything about networking and he said that by far, Cat6 is the best Ethernet cable. It has a lot of functions like supporting gigabit and communications at twice the speed of Cat5e, and many more.

Still, our technology is updating constantly. Should you know something better than this type of cable, just comment in your recommendation. Thank you very much!

I love doing research, especially on the internet. However, one of the annoying things I encounter when researching on the net are those unsolicited and bothersome popups.

During those times, I feel really grateful for the popup blocker installed in my internet browser and the two anti-spywares I installed in my computer (one can never be too sure). With those three, I happily and confidently click away on the internet without fear of being attacked by browser hijackers, phishing, and even botnet.

What about you? Are you securely surfing the net?

Our CEO recently inquired about networking administration for our office. We are an internet company and have been existing for more than three years, but our CEO never gave much thought to our network security and bandwidth allocation until recently.

This was triggered by the frequent slowness of our internet connection. My brother, who is a network and systems administrator, recommended a lot of protocols and some equipment, including availing of HDMI splitters. Our CEO said he’ll start implementing and buying all those by January 2008. I hope it pushes through. Being an internet company with our current connection will entail losing a lot of money.

In today’s information age, communication equipment is a necessity. Computers, HDTV, DVD players, and DVR are only few of the multimedia devices now embracing HDMI technology. Do you know that for this equipment, it is a wise decision to purchase HDMI cables? These cables are quality products with lifetime warranty at affordable prices.

I therefore highly recommend, for every household and offices to have this value for money HDMI cables.

I have heard of people collecting matchboxes and miniature cars and trucks… but Mini Choppers and Pocket Bikes?

For parents out there who want to train their kids in bike riding, a pocket bike is a good place to start. Oh, in case you don’t know, a pocket bike can actually be ridden. It caters to people of all ages and riders of different skill levels. Yep, I guess people actually do collect Super Pocket Bikes and are even obsessed with them. Take my 32-year-old cousin Joel for example. He’s spending money is just break even with his needs, yet, he still manages to buy those gas powered or electric bike for his son and his collection as well.

I guess these mini-sized motorcycles can provide you with countless hours of entertainment – depending on which model you choose of course. In case you’re not sure what to buy, visit yourpocketbikes.com for product comparison and more information on what to look for in a pocket bike.

Cristina, my colleague and photographer friend, immediately grabbed me by the hand when I entered the office and dragged me to her workstation to show me a camera with the word “FE”, my nickname. She knows how obsessed I am with things labeled with “Fe”. The camera I’m talking about is an Olympus digital camera – FE-230.

It’s very fitting for me, really, because my birthday is on October 23 and the number on FE-230 coincides with it. I like the fact that it’s slim and it is a 7.1 megapixel digital camera. Only, the optical zoom is just up to 3x. Then again, with the digital camera model bearing my name plus my birth day, I guess the merits outweigh the drawbacks on this camera. 0;)

My friend Bamm is a converted Dell user. That is, he used to be a huge fan of ASUS. Anyhow, he’s planning to upgrade his laptop by buying Dell Memory and a high-capacity hard disk this weekend and me being computer literate, he’s asking me to accompany him.

I’m not that familiar with Dell products though so I did some research. I’m still quite confused about how to best upgrade his laptop. Is there anyone who can help me with it? Your comment will be highly appreciated.

Human resource is a company’s greatest asset. However, one of the biggest problems in a company is miscommunication between its employees and employers, and even among employees. At times, having an HR department is not enough. This is where having an intranet software becomes handy.

Companies like Epazz provide unique BoxesOS applications that create virtual communities for enhanced communication within a particular company. What I really like best about it is that their applications offer a secure online workspace for users to hold online discussions with other users be they in the next cubicle or in another country.

Should you be interested, Epazz offers a 30-day free trial of their software. All you have to do is contact them to have it setup. Hope this helps improve the work flow of communication in your company!

My brother Raymond, is very fond of his Fortuner and loves buying gizmos and gadgets for it. His latest gadget is one of Nuvi’s GPS receivers – the Nuvi 360 Personal Travel Assistant.

I went out of town with him once and though I find it cool that he has a GPS navigator, I got tired of the turn-by-turn voice directions uttering street names after two hours of travel. Still, the fact that it helped us steer clear of traffic and arrive on our destination 30 minutes ahead of schedule makes it a good buy. In fact, I plan to buy a portable Garmin Nuvi 360 as well when my dad hands me down the Lancer.

Last month, at our house/office in the province, Jef, Marvin, Joedel and I discussed buying a TV. Since we’re still paying off the bills from last month’s move in, we decided to purchase a flat screen TV this October.

Jef, one of my colleagues and housemate informed me a while ago that they bought a Flat Panel HDTV today. He said they purchased it with a credit card on twelve-months to pay basis to make it easier on the pocket. I was a bit doubtful with their taste on television, so I was extremely relieved to find out that they bought the Sony BRAVIA KDL-40XBR2 40 in. HDTV LCD Television. It’s quite pricey, but based from its features like the Live Color Creation backlight system and TruSurround XT™ audio technology, it is absolutely worth it.