From the outside, the latest My Book World Edition appears similar to the other My Book releases which Western Digital introduced in the past. However, we assure you that it is not. Color white aside, it is an entirely different mammoth of storage unleashed from WD’s stable, arriving with either 1TB or 2TB of hard disk drive storage.

 Western Digital’s choice of color makes the My Book World Edition a classy attraction to Apple Mac fans. OS-wise, it’s compatible with Mac OS X Tiger or Leopard. Nonetheless, it’s well-matched with PC users, since it works with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista as well.

A couple of robots walk into a bar and strike up a conversation.

How do you think that would turn out?

Actually, the Transformers are quite far from the type of robots in question here, (I'm overly excited about the movie, though. Hahaha.) But if you read on, you just might be convinced that the time when man and machine can bump into each other on a street and actually interact with nearly the same level of intelligence is at hand.

Or maybe not. Please read on and decide for yourself.

Want to see Star Wars (Ep. 4) on your Windows / DOS?

Then here's just the command for you...

Go to run and type this command: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

And in a couple of seconds, Star Wars Episode 4 will run in a way you never imagined.

So go on, type in telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl and tell us if this is a great translation from the original. 

**Internet Service Required** 

Thanks to ibsmav who pointed this wonderful file to me.

Those who use the Internet a lot definitely wants his/her Broadband maximized. Trouble is, a person cannot really measure the speed of his/her upload and download speed just by using IE/Opera/Firefox.

Just how can you check the speed of your connection you ask? A fun and clear way to check is via a web service called Speedtest.

Ever dreamed of having a set of pearly whites but can't afford the treatments your friendly neighborhood dentist offers?

Whitening toothpaste can't seem to work?

Then why not do it like other people do? Photoshop it.

The steps are simple:

- Use Quick Mask and slowly highlight your yellow teeth.

- Adjust Feather setting

- Adjust the Hue and Saturation Levels

- AND, adjust the Levels

It's as easy as pie really.

If you really want to see it for yourself, then better watch the video.

Let's see just how much you can handle until your arm gets numb...

Defend Your Castle

And see just how much nomads you can take. I just got to Level 20 until my fortress gave in...

Play Defend Your Castle

The game is quite simple. Here's the description from the website...

Defend Your Castle takes place on a grassy plain surrounded by invaders. You are the commander of your castle, and at your disposal is an invisible hand for picking up the enemy and flinging them mercilessly to their death. It is a good thing you've got that, at least, for the invaders you face are crafty and employ many different types of soldiers in their quest for your castle.

Attacks come at dawn. The Barbarian invaders arrive in relentless waves until nightfall, when they return to their camp... or sleep in your castle, if you are not capable of defending it. Luckily, however, the game provides a few other tricks up your invisible sleeve. For instance, the capability to convert enemy troops into soldiers to help you defend your walls. You can also purchase upgrades and repairs for your castle, and miraculously, they can be administered overnight, while the barbarian hordes are snoring in their camps!

So assemble your troops, plan your strategy, and defend your castle. It's about time you do.

Tired of those games that have steep requirements? Then better prep yourself, as Hardwarezone now brings to you the Desktop Tower Defense!

Here is the description of the game:

A live action puzzle game written for fun in flash. You have to stop your enemies, or 'creeps', from travelling all the way across the screen. Tower pieces can be purchased and placed on the map to kill the creeps before they make it across. Inspired by a Warcraft 3 tower defense map called Autumn Crossing and a few other TD Warcraft III maps.

If you want to luck your luck, then by my guest. :) Here's the link to the game. Enjoy and tell us your score!

I've had this experiment in High School before wherein I had to catch a ruler that was dropped by my laboratory groupmate.

Of course, I really had a very bad reaction time then. But now I think it is time to get back and prove that I have a fast reaction time...

Most of us do not bother to learn how to use MS Paint as there are other "powerful" programs out there that can provide better features and functions. However, it is good to know that there are still some who are able to draw awesome images using this taken-for-granted MS program. What made me say "Wow" is just the fact that he drew it from scratch...

Anyway, take a look at the video and you'll find out what I mean...

Great huh? A drawing of a Shelby GT500 just by using MS Paint. Too bad I don't even know how to harness the power of Paint and use it only when I need to paste something after print screening... Oh, PS does that task better... Hahha. O well.

Tired of reading articles that are boring and dull in nature? Fear not, as there is a website that "pimps" up the text content of any site...

It's called Gizoogle, and it's really gonna turn any website into a fun-filled reading adventure.

Simply place the URL of the website you wish to read differently and watch Gizoogle's magic take over.

Allow me to show you some screencaps of some of the articles we Gizoogled.

Here's another one coming from our main website @ http://www.hardwarezone.com.ph...

Well, although profanities are present in the text, it is still tons of fun to read. So the next time you want to check out online content, maybe it's best to use Gizoogle first.

If you want to Gizoogle your stuff, check out http://www.gizoogle.com today! Tell us what new content it brings to your own personal sites.

Do you want to share your files to other people without having to send everything via e-mail? Think Imageshack is easy and convenient? Then let me share to you readers a nifty web service that will make file sharing easy and convenient.

Some of us do not have the skill/time/know-how/patience to convert our document, image, music, and video formats from X file to Y file. In fact, most of us do not even know that there are other formats other than your typical JPEG, DOC, MP3, or AVI files.

Instead of wasting precious time reading up on how to convert different files and/or searching the net for programs that can teach you how to convert files, why not let a website convert it all for you?