Ever want to invite your Friends on Facebook to a new Facebook group, but find it a major pain to go through adding everyone individually? Well, we’ve found a simple solution to this time consuming problem.

Inviting people to a group

Say you just created a new Facebook group about your latest inside joke, or maybe you want to invite all your friends to another one of those ‘If one million people join, I’ll do something crazy’ groups, but don’t have the time or will to add each of your 100s of Facebook friends one by one. There was a simple, yet clever, piece of Javascipt code that would let you invite everyone at once, but Facebook stopped it from working, ostensibly to stop spammers, or to make your life more difficult. Fortunately, our contacts have tinkered with the code a little and gotten it to work, here’s how:

Instructions:

When you first invite people to whatever group you want to invite them to, a box with all your Facebook friends will appear. After it shows up, simply paste the following Javascipt code into your browser’s URL address bar (not the Facebook search bar!):

javascript:elms=document.getElementById(‘friends’).getElementsByTagName(‘li’);for(var userid in elms){if(typeof elms[userid] === ‘object’){fs.click(elms[userid]);}}

After its pasted into the address bar, just hit return and watch all your Facebook friends in the box get highlighted blue. Then, when you click the invite button they’ll all be sent out an invite at once, making it fast and easy to spam, ahem, suggest new fun groups to all your Facebook buddies.

Some retailers are cutting prices by up to 70%, both home and office versions of Windows 7 E are getting their prices slashed. Windows 7 Home Premium E will be available for just £49.99, while Windows 7 Professional E will be going for £99.99.

Microsoft have been having trouble as of late with the EU concerning Internet Explorer 8, as a result of this neither of the European versions of Windows 7 will ship with IE 8. It is believed however that most retailers will supply customers with a separate IE 8 disc or a alternative browser.

Windows 7 is promising to blow Vista out of the water, Microsoft have been raving about it for ages now. It would seem that they may have got it right with Windows 7 E as even the critics had a hard time picking at the new OS.

Even though it will be possible to pre-order Windows 7 E, people will still have to wait until October 22nd to get their mitts on it. So save yourself a bucket load, to order Windows 7 Premium E  go Amazon and save up to 70%. Business customers go through to Amazon and order Windows 7 E for just £99.99.

Equipped with DVD-RW SuperMulti drive (Double Layer), the notebook has 2048 MB (1024+ 1024) DDR RAM. Also, the notebook has a 14 inch XGA display screen with a resolution of 1440×900. It has a High Brightness display that offers sharp, vibrant and vivid images. The notebook has 160GB of Hard Disk that should provide ample space for all your digital media, documents, software, photos and music.

Built-in wireless networking and Bluetooth technology are other great features of the computer. Its 2.4GHz CPU Intel Core 2 Duo processor can handle multiple programmes at once and smoothly too. It is equipped with a Intel GMA Series Video Chipset, which enhances performance of graphical applications. Also included is a 5-in-1 card reader and a host of other expansion ports are included in this nifty little notebook. The notebook has 4 USB ports, 1 Firewire (IEEE1394) port and 1 Serial port. It also has built-in-Bluetooth and wired network 10/100/1000 Gigabit Internal LAN RJ-45 connector.

A versatile and professional computer, it is ideal for home and office applications. Good value for money, it is sure to last you a long time. Weighing in at 2.44kg, it comes with a 3-year international warranty and is light enough to be carried from one place to another with ease, not only that it’s pretty stylish too!

They can connect the drive via the USB 2.0 interface that is infused into the case. Apart from this there is an ON/OFF switch too which allow the users to keep their high speed SATA hard drive connected to the PC even when it’s not in use. InfoSafe 3.5″ USB 2.0 SATA Aluminum Hard Drive Enclosure also supports SATA I (SATA 150) hard drives. You can use this enclosure with a variety of operating systems including Windows 98/ME/XP/Vista (both 32 bit as well as 64 bit versions), Mac OS and Linux operating system. The case is rugged enough to provide maximum security to SATA HDD against sudden drops and bumps.

Carey Cline, Senior Product Manager for StarTech.com says, “This enclosure not only provides efficient and dependable operation, but also offers a more space-efficient footprint than typical drive enclosures. Plus, the enclosure features an attractive silver design that creates a nice workspace addition in a wide variety of environments.”

HP put some effort on the design and made its new netbook range sleek and light-weighted. They are less than 1-inch thick and users need to carry little more than 1000g in their bags. The design highlight, however, is the Vivienne Tam Edition, which was first shown at the Tam’s Fall 2009 fashion week. It rather looked like a ‘purse’ than a HP netbook.

HP Mini 1000 netbook features and configurations

All three models run on an Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHz processor. The HP Mini 1000 netbook has pre-installed Window XP and features an Ethernet jack, two USB ports, WI-Fi and Bluetooth. Customers can choose between a 8.9-inch or 10.2-inch BrightView screen version. Additionally, the HP netbook comes either with a solid state or mechanical hard drive. Availability is expected in December. Prices start from $399 (£250).

HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition. This netbook is ideal for fashion-forwarded women with an affectation for vibrant red colours and peony-flower motifs. The features of the 10.2-inch netbook are similar to the standard version. The Tam edition will hit the stores right before Christmas for $699 (£435). Both netbooks come with a free six-month subscription to HP Upline, an online storage portal for multimedia content.

HP Mini 1000 with Mobile Internet Experience (MIE). For people who just wish to access the internet on the go. This version comes with an HP interface making it easy to enjoy digital content and multimedia applications. MIE is ready to go with preloaded email, Skype, messenger and video chat. All applications are conveniently controlled via the dashboard. It has the same configurations but backs on the Linux operating system. This netbook model goes on sale in January 2009 for $379 (£235).