| Source: NA |
by maximum3d on Mon Aug 12 2002 |
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Afrotech's Hard-disk Sound System
This is funy check this out! (You must check out the videos to appreciate this)
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| Source: IEEE Spectrum Online |
by maximum3d on Mon Aug 12 2002 |
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The Brain as User Interface
Recent experiments have shown that direct control of prosthetic limbs by the brain may be less difficult to achieve than was supposed. In early May, neuroscientist John Chapin and his colleagues at a Brooklyn, N.Y., medical center used a wireless receiver and electrodes implanted in a rat's brain to steer the rodent anywhere they wanted it to go. About a month later, bioengineer Andrew Schwartz of Arizona State University (Tempe) announced a method to quickly train a small number of cells in a monkey's brain to accurately control the 3-D movements of a dot on a monitor.
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| Source: Major Geeks |
by maximum3d on Mon Aug 12 2002 |
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CPUBENCH 3.3.0.1
This Freeware program will measure the MFLOPS and MIPS of your CPU which 1is useful for making a comparison between different kinds of CPU`s.
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| Source: VIA |
by maximum3d on Mon Aug 12 2002 |
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VIA 4in1 442v(a)p2 Drivers
VIA today released a new official version of the 4in1 Chipset Drivers.
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| Source: Paessler |
by maximum3d on Mon Aug 12 2002 |
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http://www.paessler.com/products/ieb/index.html
IE Booster 1.5 is a freeware collection of tools that extend the context menu of the web browser MS Internet Explorer (version 5 and up) for Windows
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| Source: NV News |
by maximum3d on Sat Aug 10 2002 |
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http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/attachment.php?s=&postid=6538
NVIDIA Detonators versions 29.42 Versus 30.82
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| Source: The Tech Report |
by maximum3d on Sat Aug 10 2002 |
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http://www.tech-report.com/etc/2002q3/nextgen-gpus/index.x?pg=1
ATI's Radeon 9700 Versus NVIDIA's NV30
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| Source: Alienware |
by maximum3d on Wed Aug 07 2002 |
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Alienware releases its Area-51m laptop
Area-51m system is the first mobile gaming machine designed with the highest level user in mind.
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| Source: ZDNet |
by maximum3d on Wed Aug 07 2002 |
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Playstation 3 chip nears completion
Cell, a radical new processor designed by IBM, Sony and Toshiba and dubbed a 'supercomputer on a chip', could enter production in 2004. The company says Cell's capabilities will allow it to deliver one trillion calculations per second (teraflop) or more of floating-point calculations. It will have the ability to do north of 1 trillion mathematical calculations per second, roughly 100 times more than a single Pentium 4 chip running at 2.5GHz.
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| Source: Ati |
by maximum3d on Wed Aug 07 2002 |
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RADEON 9700 Real-Time Demos
These demos all require DirectX 9 in order to run.
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