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http://ixbtlabs.com/articles/mustekberpaw/index.html
A detailed technical review of Mustek Be@rPaw flatbed scanners by Ilya Beskhlebny, published on iXBT Labs, a long-running Russian hardware review site. The article covers the Be@rPaw 1200 series specifications, compares CCD vs CIS scanning technologies, and contrasts the Be@rPaw line with the ScanExpress series.
Resource 2026-03-12
Colemak
https://colemak.com/
Colemak.com is the official wiki and information hub for the Colemak keyboard layout, a modern ergonomic alternative to QWERTY designed for efficient English touch typing. Visitors can explore the layout's advantages, download it for Windows, Mac, or Linux, access a FAQ, and connect with the community via forums, subreddit, and Discord.
Resource 2026-03-13
Dell Dimension Processor Upgrade FAQ
https://roberthancock.com/dell
Robert Hancock's detailed FAQ covers processor upgrade options for Dell Dimension machines, drawing on community posts from the DellTalk Hardware forum and official Intel data sheets. Visitors will find step-by-step upgrade guides, Powerleap adapter reviews, hard drive and memory notes, and front panel connector pinouts for a range of older Dell desktop systems.
Resource 2026-03-12
Hardware vendor links, memory resources, troubleshooting component links of the PC Friendly Internet Page
https://darkwing.uoregon.edu/%7Ewharmon/hardware.html
Part of the PC Friendly Internet Page, this extensive link directory covers virtually every aspect of PC hardware including CPUs, motherboards, BIOS specs, overclocking, memory, and peripherals. Compiled around 1998, it organizes hundreds of vendor links, price search engines, troubleshooting guides, and manufacturer indexes across three content pages.
Resource 2026-03-12
http://chipmunk.nl/DRAM/ChipManufacturers.htm
Chipmunk International's DRAM chip number decoder walks visitors through identifying RAM chips by manufacturer, covering dozens of brands from Micron and Samsung to Toshiba and Texas Instruments. The guide includes chip scans for visual identification and letter code lookups, making it an invaluable reference for anyone diagnosing or sourcing old memory modules.
Resource 2026-03-12
CPU Scorecard - PC CPU Benchmarks, News, Prices and Reviews
https://cpuscorecard.com/
CPU Scorecard is a comprehensive reference database ranking personal computer processors by benchmark performance, covering AMD, Intel, Transmeta, and VIA chips with comparative scores, pricing, and reviews. Visitors can compare CPU speeds and features side-by-side, browse historical processor data, and shop for new or used computers, making it a one-stop resource for anyone evaluating PC processor performance.
Resource 2026-03-12
kenan.fyi / index
https://kenan.fyi/
Kenan is a senior hardware design engineer from Germany who writes about electronics, Linux, programming, and the indie web on his personal corner of the internet. The site features short-form 'Thoughts' and 'Bits' posts covering topics from GNOME tweaks to Rust programming, alongside a curated bookmarks collection and reading list.
Personal Page 2026-03-12
SpeedGuide :: Broadband Tweaks, Wireless Networks, Security
https://speedguide.net/
SpeedGuide.net is a comprehensive broadband reference site packed with TCP/IP optimization tools, router databases, port references, and network security resources. Visitors can run speed tests, analyze their TCP settings, look up over 65,000 ports, and find tweaks for cable, DSL, wireless, and fiber connections.
Resource 2026-03-12
Cyrix Online - Legacy Products - 486DX2/DX4 Processor Brief
https://datasheets.chipdb.org/Cyrix/New%20Folder/486-tb.htm
A preserved 1997 Cyrix Corporation product brief covering the 486DX2/DX4 processor line, detailing technical specifications for both desktop and portable variants. This archival datasheet covers clock speeds, power management features, on-chip cache, and floating point unit performance for these legacy x86 CPUs.
Resource 2026-03-12
./jm
https://justinmiller.io/
Justin Miller is a Portland-based maker, programmer, and photographer whose personal site chronicles an impressive range of projects spanning embedded systems, Bluetooth protocol design, retrocomputing restoration, and consumer electronics R&D. Spanning work from the late 1990s to present day, the site offers a deep archive of professional and hobbyist projects that reflects decades of hands-on hardware and software craft.
Personal Page 2026-03-12