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source: www.tech-report.com |
by crossbow on Wed Mar 12 2003 |
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x86-64 Bit Computing...WTF is it?
Ars-technica, the premiere source for hardcore PC information. Today the gang has a wonderful full length article on the future of 64 bit computing. If your at all interested in the future of pc technology, give it a read.
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source: www.anandtech.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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Anand Takes a Stab at the 9800 Pro
Here's some more looks at the Radeon 9800, 9600, and 9200 cards. With a bit of info on the upcoming R350AV and what not.
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source: www.storagereview.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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The WD360GD 10,000 Rpm IDE Drive
Looking for a performance I/O solution without a heavy investment in scsi or raid arrays? Check out the latest offering from WD, the first 10,000 rpm IDE drive. Backed with a 5 yr warranty (yay) this drive looks to be one tasty pie.
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source: www.anandtech.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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May 11th 30% Intel Price Cut. 800 FSB CPU's
Looking for a CPU upgrade? Look no further then May 11th, as thats when the next major Intel price cut is due. With a 30% reduction on the 3.06 and 2.8 cpu's, you're sure to save a good amount of beer and hooker money.
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source: www.2cpu.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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Super Xeons! A E7505 Motherboard Roundup
Looking for a ultra fast system? Check out the E7505 chipset and the new Dual Channel DDR, 533 FSB Xeon's. 2cpu, the premiere site for dual cpu info, has an excellent roundup on a group of motherboards that all workstation and cg users should be interested in.
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source: www.tech-report.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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Via KT400A, Its Better! Really it is!
Wondering how the new KT400A boards stack up against the Nforce2's? Dr. Damage and the crew take a nice look at Via's new offering. They've also got a review of that new shuttle as well.
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source: www.ati.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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ATI Overclocks and Releases the 9800 Pro
Faster is better right? Especially when your competitor (nvidia) keeps tripping over their ghetto sized boots. (Its hard to wear the pimp outfit and still run).
ATI's new Radeon 9800 pro puts out a nice increase in clock speed, easily besting the FX Ultra...which is about as rare as a shaved sheep in winter.
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source: www.apple.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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Apple Finds Left Sock, Increases Clock Speed
Having run out of ways to advertise their G4 Powermac's, apple decided to do something revolutionary. They increased the clockspeed. Watch and learn ladies and gentlemen, this sure doesn't happen often. (Dual 1.42 Ghz G4's, only 1.6 Gigahertz behind now!)
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source: www.2cpu.com |
by crossbow on Mon Mar 10 2003 |
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Shuttle SB52G2 Shrinks Corporate Mindsets
Small, subtle, and powerful. The Shuttle XPC boxes started a widespread revolution in PC's. No longer must we stand aside as the mac users flaunt their pretty imacs. Now we too can throw our shoebox sized machines at their feet. Dare I say..."SPOON!!!!"
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source: zdnet |
by maximum3d on Thu Mar 06 2003 |
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Toshiba to show off fuel cell prototype
The Japanese electronics company, which ranks among the top notebook makers, said it would present direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) technology for portable computers that can provide about five hours of power with a single cartridge of fuel. The new fuel cell, about 275 millimeters by 75 millimeters by 40 millimeters (about 11 inches by 3 inches by 1.5 inches), provides an instant power supply for a significant amount of time using replaceable methanol cartridges, the company said.
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