Friday, July 1, 2011

32" LCD Flat Screen TV Giveaway Details - July/August 2011

Hannspree 32" LCD Flat Screen TV Giveaway

Giveaway Ended August 31st, 2011

Experience high definition in a whole new way. FREE! This Discount-Low-Voltage.com giveaway features a 32" LCD flat screen TV from Hannspree. Plus, were throwing in the LCD wall-mount bracket for free as well. This 32" HDTV features a sleek black design, High definition 720p display format, 2 HDMI ports, and much more. How can I get this awesome TV in my hands you ask? Easy. Watch this video or check out the instructions below.



How To Enter:
Giveaway Ended August 31st, 2011
1) To earn an entry into the giveaway, simply visit http://www.resellerratings.com/store/survey/Discount_Low_Voltage and write a review of your experience at Discount-Low-Voltage.com between July 1st 2011 and August 31st 2011.

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For full contest rules, visit 32" TV Giveaway Rules and Regulations

Things to Remember:
- The review must be written between July 1st and August 31st, 2011
- Were also giving away a $50 and $25 Discount-Low-Voltage.com Gift Card
- You MUST use a valid email address!

32" LCD TV Giveaway Rules

Official Giveaway Rules:

1. Prizes:
1st Place - The first place winner will receive one Hanspree 32" Flat Screen 720p TV (valued at $299) and one LCD Wall-Mount Bracket (valued at $67.65).
2nd Place - The second place winner will receive one $50 Discount-Low-Voltage.com Gift Card.
3rd Place - The third place winner will receive one $25 Discount-Low-Voltage.com Gift Card.

Note: By entering, you are also eligible for the iPad2 Giveaway ResellerRatings.com is promoting. Discount-Low-Voltage.com is in no way affiliated with the Reseller Ratings iPad2 giveaway.

2. Drawing Date: September 4th, 2011 - Three winners will be chosen at random from all of the contest entries received during July 1st to August 31st. The contest will run from 12:01AM on July 1st until 11:59PM on August 31st. Only one ResellerRatings.com user account is permitted per person. Registering multiple user accounts will disqualify all of your entries.

3. Notification: The drawing date will be September 4th. Winners will be notified by email within 2 calendar days of being selected. You must respond to our email to provide your mailing address, and if you fail to respond or to provide us with a valid mailing address within 7 business days, you will forfeit the prize. Discount-Low-Voltage.com will make only one attempt to contact the winner via email message, and Discount-Low-Voltage.com is not responsible for any kind of communications failure which prevents that email message from reaching the winner. If any prize notification or any prize is undeliverable, the prize will be awarded to an alternate winner from the pool of all eligible entries. Prizes won by minors will be awarded in name of parent or guardian. Winners assume all liability for any damages caused or claimed to be caused by participation in the promotion or by the acceptance and/or use of any prize and release Discount-Low-Voltage.com from any such liability. Acceptance of any prize constitutes permission (except where prohibited by law) to use the winner's name, city, state, likeness and/or voice for purposes of advertising, promotion and publicity without additional compensation or notice.
* Remember, the email you sign up with will be used to notify the winners. Please use an email address you check regularly.

4. How to Enter: To earn an entry into the giveaway, simply visit http://www.resellerratings.com/store/survey/Discount_Low_Voltage and write a review of your experience at Discount-Low-Voltage.com. Your completed, active review, consisting of a completed survey form and a text review of at least 25 characters, will earn a giveaway entry. All reviews must comply with our terms of service and any review that fails to do so will not be eligible to earn a contest entry. You must activate your ResellerRatings account by clicking on the verification link emailed to you, otherwise you will be ineligible for this contest. Any review submitted to ResellerRatings with an invalid or missing order number is subject to deletion and will not earn a contest entry.
* You MUST provide a valid order number to be eligible.

5. Conditions: Discount-Low-Voltage.com is not responsible for telephone, network, electronic or computer failures of any kind, or for entries that are stolen, misdirected, incomplete, garbled, delayed by computer transmissions, lost, late, damaged, or ineligible.

6. Eligibility: The sweepstakes is only open to legal residents of the 50 United States and Canada. Odds of winning are determined by the total number of entries received. Employees and consultants of Discount-Low-Voltage.com, its sponsor(s), its advertisers, and their respective affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, and members of the immediate families of any of the foregoing are not eligible. All federal, state, and local laws and regulations apply. Void where prohibited.

7. Delivery: The 32" LCD TV prize will be shipped to the giveaway winner within 1 week following the date that Discount-Low-Voltage.com receives winner's shipping address. Discount-Low-Voltage.com is not responsible for manufacturing or shipping delays. The Gift Card prizes will be emailed to the winner no later than 7 days after the contest ends.

8. Terms: Entrants agree to abide by these Official Rules and by the decisions of Discount-Low-Voltage.com, whose decisions are final. Failure to comply with these rules may result in disqualification from this sweepstakes promotion. Discount-Low-Voltage.com reserves the right to permanently disqualify from any sweepstakes promotion any person it believes has intentionally violated these rules. Discount-Low-Voltage.com will ship the prize to the winner via UPS Ground, and Discount-Low-Voltage.com is not responsible for any failures by UPS to successfully deliver the prize, or any failure of the winner to successfully accept the shipment. Only one prize mailing will be attempted per winner.

* Discount-Low-Voltage.com is in no way affiliated with HANNspree. HANNspree is not a sponsor of Discount-Low-Voltage.com or of this giveaway.

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Google Ultra High Speed Fiber Project Kansas City, KS

Google ultra high speed gigabit ethernet fiber optic project awarded to Kansas City, KS

Google Kansas City Fiber Project




Google announces their ultra high speed fiber optic project will take place in Kansas City, KS. "In selecting a city, our goal was to find a location where we could build efficiently, make an impact on the community and develop relationships with local government and community organizations. We’ve found this in Kansas City. We’ll be working closely with local organizations including the Kauffman Foundation, KCNext and the University of Kansas Medical Center to help develop the gigabit applications of the future."

They say the project could start bringing ultra high speed internet service by 2012. This would deliver 100 times faster internet speeds than most Americans have today. People will be able to stream videos and music downloads much faster, businesses can perform video conferencing without delay and schools can bring online interaction to the classrooms. Google says, "We’ve heard from some communities that they’re disappointed not to have been selected for our initial build. So just to reiterate what I've said many times in interviews: we're so thrilled by the interest we've generated—today is the start, not the end the project. And over the coming months, we'll be talking to other interested cities about the possibility of us bringing ultra high-speed broadband to their communities."

You can read the full article at the Official Google Blog: Ultra High-speed broadband is coming to Kansas City, Kansas

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Stock trades to exploit speed of light, says researcher

Interesting article on fiber optics and stock exchange trading written by Jason Palmer, Science and technology reporter, BBC News, Dallas

Optimal high-frequency trading locations (blue) exist for pairs 
of major financial exchanges (red)

Financial institutions may soon change what they trade or where they do their trading because of the speed of light.

"High-frequency trading" carried out by computers often depends on differing prices of a financial instrument in two geographically-separated markets.

Exactly how far the signals have to go can make a difference in such trades.

Alexander Wissner-Gross told the American Physical Society meeting that financial institutions are looking at ways to exploit the light-speed trick.

Dr Wissner-Gross, of Harvard University, said that the latencies - essentially, the time delay for a signal to wing its way from one global financial centre to another - advantaged some locations for some trades and different locations for others.

There is a vast market for ever-faster fibre-optic cables to try to physically "get there faster" but Dr Wissner-Gross said that the purely technological approach to gaining an advantage was reaching a limit.

Trades now travel at nearly 90% of the ultimate speed limit set by physics, the speed of light in the cables.
Competitive advantage

His first solution, published in 2010, considered the various latencies in global fibre-optic links and mapped out where the optimal points for financial transactions to originate - midway between two major financial hubs to maximise the chance of "buying low" in one place and "selling high" in another.

That of course resulted in a number of ideal locations in all corners of the globe, including the oceans. But wholesale relocation of operations does not immediately appeal to many firms.

"I'm now working... with real companies on real deployments that don't require you deploy a floating data centre in the middle of the ocean; we say, 'OK, you have your existing infrastructure, that's not moving - now, given your location, which stocks in various locations are you best positioned to trade?'"

"If you don't have the budget to put new data centres in the middle of the ocean you can, for example, use existing data centres that are an approximation to the optimal location in the ocean - say, Nova Scotia for New York to London," Dr Wissner-Gross told BBC News.

Because there is a clear, physical advantage to the approach, Dr Wissner-Gross said that the first firm to try to exploit the effect will be at significant competitive advantage - until more firms follow suit.

That means that out-of-the-way places - at high latitudes or mid-ocean island chains - could in time turn into global financial centres.

"It's instructive to start to think about latency correlations as a new sort of resource," he explained.

"If you're positioned between two major financial hubs, you may be far out of the way, rather far from population centres, maybe economically poor, but because of your unique position, that could be a natural resource."

Original article can be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12827752 " target="_blank"> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12827752