Written by
InsideHW
Monday, 31 December 2012 01:26
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As year comes to an end, it is perfect time to look back on what we've liked to play. Here is our list of top games of 2012, in no particular order. Happy New Year, may it brings us more joy, happiness and high quality games!
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Written by
Branislav Bubanja
Tuesday, 17 August 2010 14:25
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  Only a decade ago, the first association when video editing was mentioned would be huge desks with a large number of buttons and bars in all sizes and colours, with special CRT monitors and Beta video recorders neatly stacked in front. Working with this equipment was anything but simple. Video editing is one of the best examples of computers speeding up and simplifying data manipulation. The editing room of today consists of a single strong PC with lots of storage space and a good monitor. Everything else is under software control. However, powerful video editing programs are still way too expensive for the ordinary home user, and their interface is often neither easily understandable nor intuitive.
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Written by
Ivan Vujic
Monday, 14 September 2009 00:32
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  New graphics cards from ATI and NVIDIA can support hardware acceleration of various video manipulation processes so time needed for some of those tasks can shorten, especially when it comes to video transcoding. Until recently for such task you needed separate application written specially for each GPU. Now, there is one application that can use both GPUs and do exactly the same job: CyberLink MediaShow Espresso. CyberLink promises ten times faster transcoding by using GPU processing power along with ability to transcode few files at once. Application has simple user-friendly interface and since it has Espresso in its name, you guessed it right: there aren’t too many options to bother you.
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Written by
Nebojsa Todorovic
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 04:23
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 Encoding of video material is one of those tasks that demand a lot of processing power and till now we had to use, in most cases, CPU processing power. Since market of portable devices that can play video files (like smartphones and portable media players) is growing rapidly, necessity for conversion of video files to lower resolutions and bit rates is growing accordingly. Of course there are cases when we need to covert video file to higher resolution as in case of converting DVD to HD video format that is better suited for your new Full HD TV. Users are using Video Converters more and more every day and at the same time they are seeking for software solution that will do the job faster and with better results.
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Written by
Milos Stojakovic
Monday, 24 November 2008 02:01
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 New edition of one of the best, if not the best, application for processing raster graphics attended for photographers but also for graphic and web designers, is finally tested on InsideHW. One of most important technical novelties is that Photoshop CS4 will be delivered only as 64-bit version. Adobe made this decision after preliminary tests that showed that
performances of 64-bit applications are better for 8% to 12% comparing
to 32-bit version. True power and advantages of 64-bit version are
hidden in fact that it can use large amounts of memory.
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Written by
Mariana Perak
Saturday, 06 September 2008 01:00
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 Adobe Acrobat made its first appearance in 1991, while its PDF file format, from the start, was designed as multiplatform electronic communication instrument. Appearance of Internet had significant influence on future development of this format, thereby forcing Adobe to make even better tool, which in time will become one of dominate methods of data exchange on the Net, but at the same time they had to keep their role in professional printing domain.
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Written by
Milos Stojakovic
Friday, 29 August 2008 01:00
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 Internet development and its dominant role among all other media, electronic and printed, continuously bring new innovations in field of expression and communication among Web users. One of basic features of today’s Internet is wider and bigger usage of Web 2.0 technology also known as User Friendly technologies. Fundamental characteristic of these technologies is possibility of achieving communication in simple and easy way for regular users. The best examples of usage of those technologies are Blogs and Photo Galleries.
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Written by
Slavko Stojnic
Wednesday, 11 June 2008 01:00
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 Nowadays you can download really huge number of free VST additions from Internet. Most of them don’t deserve a second of our attention but there are several real jewels that are quite innovative and often they have enough quality to beat many commercial solution and effects. On this occasion we have singled out the following.
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