open Excel 2000
Under file menu, do 'Save as Web Page'
Say 'Publish Sheet' and 'Add Interactivity'
Save to some htm page on your drive.
Load the htm page with IE. You should have Excel in the middle of the page.
Scroll to row 2000, column WC. Select row 2000, and tab so that WC is the active column.
Hold down Shift+Crtl+Alt and click the Office logo in the upper-left.
If you have DirectX, you will be playing what looks like spy hunter. Use the arrow keys to drive, space to fire, O to drop oil slicks, and when it gets dark, use H for your headlights.

Korea: Ripple LOOK IDSB-H003 Mini PC
Ripple, a Korean company has introduces its new Mini PC with the Model LOOK IDSB-H003.Ripple LOOK IDSB-H003 is a stylish mini PC.Ripple LOOK IDSB-H003 Mini PC features Intel Atom 330 dual core processor, 2GB RAM, integrated GMA950 graphics and Hard Drive capacity is up to 320GB.Ripple LOOK IDSB-H003 Mini PC is available in two colors White and Black at a price of 399,090 Korean Won.

Sony PSP Go Specs – Photo
Sony’s upcoming baby version of the of PSP-3000 was first caught on the video from the June 2009 episode of Qore – The upcoming PSP 2 will be called the Sony PSP Go which is 42 percent lighter than previous iterations of the PlayStation Portable and has screen slide to show it’s control buttons. According to the earlier reports, Sony PSP Go will be UMD-less and it was confirmed by engadget just yesterday as Sony unveiled it’s new PSP Go detailed specifications.




Sony PSP Go Detailed specs :

Processor: 333 Mhz
Memory: 64MB
display: 3.8 ” (480 x 272)
802.11b WiFi
USB 2.0
Memory Stick Micro Slot
Analog Video out
storage: 16GB
Built-in stereo speakers and microphone
Weight: 5.6 ounces including battery
Approx. 128 x 16.5 x 69 mm (width x height x depth)

Sony PSP Go will be launched on October 1 in North America and in Japan by November 1. Price will be $249.

Onkyo TX-NR807 AV receiver with internet radio and DLNA streaming
Onkyo have dropped a new home AV receiver, the company’s first such home theater product to include Pandora, Rhapsody, and Sirius streaming internet radio support. The Onyko TX-NR807 supports DLNA 1.5 media streaming, for playback of media stored on networked computers and drives, together with offering six HDMI ports, Faroudja DCDi Cinema 1080p upscaling and both Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio.



There’s also Audyssey DSX soundstage extension processing and support for MP3, WMA, FLAC, Lossless, Ogg Vorbis and AAC files, together with a bi-directional remote control, ethernet port and 7.1 surround sound. The TX-NR807 also supports multi-room audio, with powered zone two and three options as well as a serial port for system integration.

Amp power is seven channels of 135W, and there are various digital inputs/outputs as well as the HDMI (which you can see in the gallery below). The TX-NR807 is joined by the TX-SR707, which has the same local switching but only 7 x 100W amplification and no networking functionality.

The Onkyo TX-NR807 is available now, with an MRSP of $1,099; the Onkyo TX-SR707, meanwhile, has an MRSP of $899.

Gateway ID5404t with Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 GHz FSB 1066 MHz, RAM 4 GB DDR3, HDD 500 GB 5400 RPM, nVidia GeForce G 105M, 15.6 inch WXGA (1366×768) LED

Altec Lansing Expresionist Speaker Review
Switching from a desktop computer to a laptop doesn't always mean you have to sacrifice quality speakers. In fact, if you aren't happy with the weak performance of your notebook's built-in speakers Altec Lansing has two impressive options for you with their new "Expressionist" series of desktop speakers. We took a close look and an even closer listen to the Expressionist Bass and the Expressionist Plus to find out whether these attractive speakers sound and good as they look.




Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass Specifications:

* Two 1.5” (40 mm) full-range and two 4” (100 mm) subwoofer drivers
* Total Continuous Power: 25 Watts RMS
* Subwoofer: 9 Watts per Channel @ 4 Ohms @ 10% THD @ 40 Hz - 200 Hz Single Channel Loaded
* Each Speaker: 3.5 Watts per Channel @ 12 Ohms @ 10% THD @ 200 Hz - 16 kHz
* System Response: 40 Hz - 16 kHz (-10 dB)
* Signal to Noise Ratio @ 1 kHz Input: > 85 dB
* Dimensions: 5.25” (W) x 5.25” (D) x 10” (H)
* MSRP: $129.95

If you're a student living in a small dorm room with a desk that's big enough for a laptop but no room for a subwoofer then your speaker options are generally limited. Most music and movies just don't sound very impressive without a big subwoofer adding bass. The Altec Lansing Expressionist Bass features twin desktop speakers with dual subwoofers built right in. Yes, you read that correctly. This desktop speaker set includes two subwoofers built into the base of each speaker.







Altec Lansing Expressionist Plus Specifications:

* Two 2” (50 mm) full-range drivers and 5.25” (135 mm) woofer
* Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 93 dB
* Total Continuous Power: 33 Watts RMS
* Each Speaker: 4 Watts per Channel @ 8 Ohms @ 10% THD @ 180 Hz - 20 kHz Both Channels Loaded
* Subwoofer: 28 Watts @ 4 ohms @ 10 % THD @ 50 Hz – 180 Hz Single Channel Loaded
* System Response: 40 Hz - 20 kHz (-10 dB)
* Signal to Noise Ratio @ 1 kHz input: > 72 dB
* Satellite Dimensions: 5.2” (W) x 4.2” (D) x 4.9” (H)
* Subwoofer Dimensions: 10.4” (Diameter) x 6.1” (H)
* MSRP: $99.95


I'm not a huge fan of the thin, hard-wired connection between the satellites since this means the cables cannot be replaced without splicing. On a related cable note, it is a little odd that the cable between satellite speakers is longer than the cable used to connect your computer to the subwoofer ... making it potentially difficult to position the subwoofer where you want it.

The Expressionist Plus speaker set is designed with what Altec Lansing's marketing department calls "Audio Alignment." In short, the drivers, enclosure and electronics are "balanced for optimum sound." We'll talk a little more about that in the audio quality section of the review. Just like the Expressionist Bass, the Expressionist Plus features a second AUX IN jack for connecting a portable CD, DVD or MP3 player.

BlackBerry Curve 8520 gets a hands-on, photo shoot
Hot on the heels of the word that RIM's BlackBerry Curve 8520 would be heading for Vodaphone in the UK, Pocket Lint's gotten a hold of one. The optical trackball-boasting, entry-level non-3G darling looks pretty brilliant in the photos, despite its stripped down form factor. Pocket Lint is also reporting that it'll be Vodaphone-bound in August, and it'll also be available through Orange for pre-paid deals and from Carphone Warehouse where it'll be offered in violet. Now that, we'll admit, we're kind of interested in. The 8520 (or Gemini, as it's also known) is T-Mobile-bound in the US of A, most likely on August 5th. There's another shot after the break -- hit the read link for the full set.