This short article is a synopsis of my experience recently of installing K12LTSP 4.0 and using it. It is in no way a substitute for digging deeper and I don't claim it to be complete by any means. I've only skimmed over some of the basics and what I thought might be useful for someone installing K12LTSP for the first time. A quick overview of what K12LTSP is and does. Basically K12LTSP allows you to take older machines 500mhz and less and turn them into usable thin clients for a faster server. In other words, take an old, slow, antique machine and give it new life instead of throwing it into the trash bin.

Robert Richmond dissects the Achieve model AX500.N power supply to see if this entry-level unit can live up to its impressive 500-watt claim.

VIA Technologies and Apex Digital today launched the ApeXtreme personal gaming console, a ground-breaking living room console that bridges the gap between high performance PCs and game consoles.

Jasper Moy examines the Fortron/Sparkle 530-watt power supply unit and compares its performance with the popular Antec TruPower 550w.

Corsair memory has been a favorite among overclockers for years. Today we are examining Corsair’s TwinX1024-3200LLPRO series to see if the product actually lives up to the hype.

The release of Half-Life 2 is rapidly approaching. With this in mind, Anthony Monteleone answers the question, “Will Half-Life 2 run on my computer?”

In the third part of our ongoing DVD Backup series, Josh details the various DVD recordable disc formats one may encounter: DVD-R, DVD+R. DVD-RAM, etc.

In his first article for TechIMO, Josh Chesarek examines the techniques involved in duplicating a DVD movie for backup purposes.

In the second part of our ongoing DVD Backup series, Josh outlines the steps involved in compressing a movie for maximum image quality.

Controversial SCO Group CEO, Darl Mcbride, has issued yet another open letter regarding his company's position on copyright infringement.

Introducing Call of Duty, a new first-person action game for the PC developed by Infinity Ward, a newly formed studio including all of the production leads who developed the popular PC title Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.

Anthony Monteleone examines the often confusing Athlon64 and FX microprocessors from Advanced Micro Devices in his latest editorial for TechIMO.

Futuremark today unveiled PCMark04, the latest version in the popular PCMark benchmark series. PCMark04 is a state-of-the-art benchmarking tool designed to be easy to use and widely accessible.

nVidia technology is the key to rendering stunning and biomechanically accurate animation in the Discovery Channel's new Xtreme Martial Arts Documentary.

TechIMO would like to thank Trey and Chuck from Monarch Computer Systems for sitting down and answering a few questions about the popular Hornet Small Form Factor PC.

Embedded within recent SEC filings, the SCO Group admits Linux is a primary factor in determining the company's future.

Michael Hoffman is taking a look at the controversial New York Times hacking story involving Adrian Lamo in his latest editorial for TechIMO.

In a follow up to our recently published BMW Style Case Combo review, we are briefly examining the Mercedes Benz Style Case Combo from CableMart.

If you dream of becoming a Jedi Knight then Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy can bring you one step closer. May the force be with you!

CMI is offering a new computer case designed to mimic the styling of the popular automotive manufacturer, complete with plenty of accessories to entice even the most value conscience of shoppers.