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If you’re trying to find the most simple PS3 Linux Download that you can use to install Linux and turn your PS3 into your own computer then this article is just for you.  I’m going to go over a few tips and give you a recommendation on which software I feel makes it the most simple for you, and it’s the most popular one right now for everybody who wants to transform their PS3 into a Linux computer.  Let’s get started

How to Install Linux On Your PS3

You can do this really easily by installing a piece of software that you can get online.  Once you put the software into your PS3 then all you need to do is follow the on screen menu and installation wizard which installs it just like any other computer software.  The steps you’re going to have to take are:

1. Visit the site and download the software

2. Transfer the software to a disk or CD

3. Put the CD into your PS3 and follow the wizard

How to Get The Software That Installs Linux On Your PS3

There are a lot of PS3 Linux download pages which do this for you but I have to warn you: there is a lot of “bad” ones online.  Tons don’t even work, and others just put bad viruses on your computer and are really malicious.  If you want to avoid these terrible things then you should definitely make sure that the company or developer you choose has good reviews and has a reputable client base of people with testimonials, etc.  If you don’t then you run the huge risk of messing up your computer very, very badly.

The #1 Software I Recommend

If you want to skip that mistake above then I recommend PS3 Magic.  It’s the most reputable and it’s the one I feel is really, really simple.  You just put in your CD and follow the wizard… That’s it.  It’s really, really easy to use and I think you’ll love it.

Why don’t you take a look at this software program? Visit: PS3 Magic

Check out their download page and you can get started in a few minuets.  By an hour or two from now you can have Linux installed on your PS3.  So get started and I hope this helps a lot!  Have fun

So, do you want to start installting linux on to your Playstation 3? Today? Right now? Visit: Linux PS3 Download

With the 2008 international consumer electronics unlimited convention days away in Berlin, we take a look at the cutting edge in the world of cameras. It is believed that the focus will be on the developments in HD technology and Phillips have already announced the unveiling of their 38mm screen, however other manufacturers are expected to have some counter measures up their sleeves. The coup of digital technology has been felt around many markets and non more so than that of photography.

In both the domestic and commercial markets digital still and video technology had dominated, with the latest developments in HD filming actually replacing 35mm film at top levels of production. Digital has made home video production and post-production more accessible and the Oregon ATC2K camera is an example of this. It has been specially designed to make filming in adverse conditions easier. It is a strange looking camera and has ok picture quality, however the weight of the head and sound quality are pretty dire. It is ideal if you are looking to record action scenes that will be paired with music in editing, also it can be found for under 100GBP online.

Not so outdoorsy is the Casio Exilim Card EX-S10 digital camera. This belongs more in the tiny handbag of a young lady of a night out as opposed to rocketing off-piste with the Oregon strapped to your shoulder. It is thin, sleek and easy to use with a large live view screen and excellent home video options including a YouTube video feature. The down side to this Kate Moss of the digital camera world is that it is mostly automated and has very few manual settings. It has good ISO image quality but a low powered flash unit and is quite pricy at 220GBP.

Adobe Lightroom is literally fresh off the press. It is the latest version of the photo editing software and is still being tweaked by Adobe as we speak. The sneak preview shows that the photo categorising has improved vastly and as any photographer or editor will tell you, a large part of the post-production process is done before you enter the editing suite in the labelling of your rushes. This has been addressed as there are better options when downloading your photos however it is still too new to get an all round picture of the features and capabilities.

Digital technology is more accessible than ever and the Oregon action cam epitomises this, a weather proof digital camera with great picture quality for under 100GBP.

Australian National University has developed new technology that reduces the cost of solar cells and may revolutionize solar energy. This is very exciting as the sun one of the few natural renewable energy sources that can cope up with human demands in the long run.  At this stage of our global warming crisis solar power energy is looking like one the most important inventions of mankind.

An hour of sunlight energy reaching our Earth’s surface is already enough to produce a current of energy for the world to consume. People just have to be smart and efficient in where to use the converted energy.  As of today solar power technology is not cheap unfortunately, which is why many governments such as Australia have been heavily subsidising their use to make solar panels more accessible to an average homeowner. Eventually though solar power technologies should advance to the point where they can compete against the polluting & non-renewable fossil fuel sources we are mostly using now.

Solar cells convert the sunlight directly into electricity. The solar cells or photovoltaic cell contains a wafer of high quality and expensive silicon.  And these thin sheets then have a process to undergo which is very difficult and can waste lots of silicon.

A new technology was recently developed by Australian researches that enable a quick and easy production of super thin silicon sheets that come in different shapes and sizes without any silicon to waste. This process is called Epilift. The Epilift process is compared to the concept of producing a lawn……. after you prepared the land, you then have to then place the seeds and then allow the grass to grow. Then you can harvest the grass and put it somewhere else.

Epilift only uses about 10% of the silicon required by the traditional method and this results in a great reduction of the cost of the solar cells. It also further reduces the cost of solar energy systems by producing wafers of silicon with properties that can increase the efficiency of the energy conversion process.

The Epilift silicon wafer has two important properties; 1st, it is the optimal thickness for the solar cells. And 2nd it has a textured surface that more effectively deals with the trapping of the sunlight and prevents reflection.

In the Epilift process there is a silicon wafer known as “substrate” that is equivalent to the ground in the grass growing example above. This substrate is placed in a special solution that contains small amount of pure silicon, whereas an extremely thin layer of silicon grows above. Then the thin layer of silicon that grows above is carefully removed, so that it can be use in the solar cells. As this process is continuously done the substrate is always ready for another growth cycle.