Sony PSP gets a makeover

Sony has given the PlayStation Portable a makeover. The new PSP is slimmer and lighter and the built-in memory is increased 64 MB, which results in a faster-loading display. All the other features are same and price also remains the same.

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New Concept PC from Sony

Sony unveiled a new concept PC during KES 2007 show. Its just like apple iMac and another Sony model VAIO LT19U , but its looking cool than the others. Like the other models, this one here too have components embedded on the backside of the screen. It has high performance speakers on both sides of the screen.

The screen is designed as such that users can listen to music even if the monitor is turned off. Keyboard can be folded and there is a touch pad on the edges of the screen which has got all the important controls.

Price: 1 000 000 South Korean won = 1 090 U.S. dollars.

The PC will be up for sale in November in the Korean market.

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Sony VAIO LT19U - The All in One System

After the apple’s new iMac, now its Sony’s turn. Like iMac everything is embedded in the monitor itself and the monitor can be wall mounted. Sony also integrates Blue-Ray burner as a standard equipment. Also comes with external digital cable tuner. Coming to technical Specs…

The whole box is powered by Intel Core 2 Duo with 2.2 Ghz, 2GB DDR2, 500GB SATA Hard Disk, Nvidia GeForce 8400 GT graphics chip with 256 MB of dedicated video memory, NTSC TV Tuner and a 22 inch Widescreen LCD that can display resolutions up to 1680×1050.

Also features 3 watt stereo with a 5 watt subwoofer and a webcam with 1.3 MP.

It comes with a price tag of $1899 for a low end model.

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High Speed dial up internet working

When you think of dial-up Internet service, the first thing that probably comes to mind is the strange sort of "R2-D2 in a blender" type chirping that the modem makes as it connects. This song is called the handshake protocol, and it is the first thing that bogs down the speed of dial-up Internet.



The handshake protocol, as the name implies, begins the conversation that allows data to be sent to and from your computer using the Internet. There are actually two separate handshakes that occur in this process. The first half is the modem initializing the Internet connection. We'll call that the modem handshake. The second part is the software handshake. That deals with authenticating the user's access to the ISP (Internet Service Provider). When your computer is chirping away, it is introducing itself to your ISP. High-speed dial-up providers can't do anything about the modem handshake, but they can speed up the software handshake. The standard software handshake goes something like this:


Your machine: Hello, my name is Sparky.
ISP Server: Hello, Sparky.
Your machine: I am John's computer.
ISP Server: John who?
Your machine: John Smith.
ISP Server: I know 32,422 John Smiths.
Your machine: He is one of your customers.
ISP Server: Does he have an account number?
Your machine: Yes.
ISP Server: What is that number?
Your machine: 5546743897
ISP Server: Ah, yes. OK, go ahead, 5546743897. You have access.

This is a simplified explanation, of course, but you can get the idea of the back-and-forths that need to occur in the handshake protocol before information can be sent or received. High-speed dial-up providers have cut down on this back-and-forth by creating a system that allows the conversing machines to remember responses to questions. This makes for a much shorter conversation:


Your machine: Hello, my name is Sparky.
ISP Server: Ah, hello, Sparky. Aren't you John Smith's machine.
Your machine: Yes, his account number is 5546743897.
ISP Server: Go ahead, 5546743897. You have access.

This shorter handshake equals much faster connection times. The increase in speed varies by machine, but in some cases it can reduce the handshake by up to 50 percent. What might take 45 seconds with a "normal" dial-up service becomes maybe a 30-second process with a high-speed service.

High-speed dial-up allows your machine to establish a connection with your ISP in a fraction of the time it takes with standard dial-up.

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Cheat in games without cheatcodes!!!

ArtMoney is a cheating program you can use for all games. ArtMoney can make a troublesome game easier to win by helping you find the memory address where a desired quantity (like amount of money) is located so you can change that quantity. In spite of its title, ArtMoney actually allows you to change any quantity specified in a game, whether it be dollars, bullets, swords, or health points. The program finds a hex address based on the input parameters you set and prints these addresses with their corresponding values. For example, if your character has 1,431 dollars, ArtMoney searches and displays all memory addresses containing the value of 1431. Of course, as there can be hundreds of memory addresses displayed after a simple search, you will need to filter this addresses.

Homepage :http://artmoney.ru/

For free Pro version : http://www.divshare.com/download/2108242-c82

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Rapidshare Premium Link Convertig Websites

List Of the site offering premium Link maker service
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2. rapidhack (.com / .de)
3. free-premium-links (.com 5attempt /day)
4. Rapidshare.co.in ( .com 5 attempt / day)
5. http://www.downloadmyupload.com
6. http://computeraxes.com/rapid
7. http://www.premiumrapid.com
8. http://www.rapidshack.us/
9. http://megaez.com/
10. http://khongbiet.com/
11. http://mymegalink.net/
12. http://rapid-hook.com/
13. http://www.rapidl.com/
14. http://www.rapidrip.com/
15. http://www.rapidsharepremiumlinkgenerator.com/
16. http://rapidlysharing.com/
17. http://www.rapidshareplus.com/
18. http://www.fastlister.net/rs/
19. http://www.lcheat.com/rs7/
20. http://rapid-ripping.com/
20. http://x92.org/
21. http://www.rapidleechers.com/
22. http://www.rapidshare-premium-downloader.com/
23 http://www.premium4me.com/rapid.html
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Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Cross Site Scripting, or know as XSS, is the most common basic web hacking tehnique… and harmless, as many would say… but on this mather I don’t realy agree, that’s why I wrote this article.

About

XSS as I knew it is a very abstract definition for javascript injection, or at least this is what I have thought until reading RSnake’s website [speak about it a bit later]…

In fact XSS is more than javascript injection, because we can modify a page entire structure through XSS, not only create some actions…

In a small definition: XSS=javascript+html

The Call Of Javascript

Even if XSS is more than just javascript, you will have to basicaly have some javascript knowlege before you can feel the real taste of cross site scripting. For the ones who don’t know javascript I recomend them http://www.javascript.com… After learning the basics of this wonderful scripting language, you will be ready to go…

Info: did I mention that Javascript was developed by Netscape, and at the beginigs had the name LiteScript?

Posibilities

With XSS you can do “extreme” stuff.. let me explain you in a small amount of words what you can do…. the most simple thing is to redirect the curent page to one you like… an ilustrative example:

Also you could do something like poping up the cookie:

And if you know a little php you could create a page that save’s data received via get and stores them in a file/database…

Also there are more posibilities with XSS, you just need some creativity…

More XSS

I have found a website where I have learned much about XSS… there is also a little script which encodes the normal text to ASCII, hex, decimal and Base64… also the different types of attacks are shown on which browsers there are available… check out Rsnake’s page on XSS: ha.ckers.org/xss.html

Also a great XSS database can be found at: securityfocus

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