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The Center for Legal and Court Technology > CLCT Blog > Categories
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8/21/2009
Gadget blog, Gizmodo alerts us to a new concept designed by Danni Luo. A handheld embossing braille printer which uses speech recognition. The user simply speaks into the device and a braille label is printed out.
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Gizmodo
8/4/2009
Should you upgrade to Windows 7? Maybe, maybe not. Computerworld gives you reason you should (it looks even nicer than Vista) and why you shouldn't (it isn't necessarily faster).
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Computerworld
5/20/2009
ComputerWorld has a good article on rechargeable batteries, including what's in store for us in the near future. Does the future look bright for batteries or will it be more of the same?
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ComputerWorld
4/16/2009The Center for Legal and Court Technology got something new for the McGlothlin Courtroom, the world's most technologically advanced courtroom. Find out what we got in our series of unboxing posts, "What's In The Box?"
LaZee Tek 2 LaZee Tek 3 LaZee Tek 4 LaZee Tek 5 4/14/2009Tech and gadget blog Gizmodo runs a weekly series in which it explains high-tech things in a way that low-tech people can understand it (hopefully). This week, they tackle audio cables, and tell you why all cables aren't the same.
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Gizmodo
2/17/2009Productivity blog LifeHacker has an article on why it's important to properly erase your data and how to do it. They explain the basics of file deletion, describe how to physically destroy your media and give links to several programs for scrubbing the data away.
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LifeHacker
2/3/2009Technology and gadget blog Gizmodo has gotten descriptions of the six versions of Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7. The primary versions will be Home Premium, Professional and Enterprise. The other versions, Starter, Home Basic and Ultimate will be for specific niches of computer users and markets.
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Gizmodo
1/28/2009 The six largest hard drive manufacturers in the world announced a single standard for full-disk encryption for use with all types of hard drives. By using this single standard on all storage devices, the security programming can be built into the devices' firmware, lowering production costs and increasing the efficiency and usability of the security features. With this feature active, all storage devices would automatically be encrypted.
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ComputerWorld
12/5/2008I've brought the releases of these "pocket-sized" projectors to your attention, but Computerworld has been nice enough to review three of them. Whether you need a portable projector for meetings on the road or to add technology to a "traditional" courtroom, take a look at these three possibilities.
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Computerworld
11/20/2008Computerworld has a run down of ten Bluetooth gadgets they recently tested. While some of them are more fun than useful, a few of them are very useful to legal professionals. From the ubiquitous earphone to photo printers and even a bar code scanner (for those of you using evidence presentation software during trials) there are many wireless options for you.
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Computerworld
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