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Best Buy offers HD DVD owners $10 million in gift cards, trade in, shoulder to cry on. "The beauty of this offer is that it doesn't require our customers to give up their HD-DVD player," said Barry Judge, chief marketing officer for Best Buy. "We know that many people who purchased these players have HD-DVD movies that they would like to continue to watch. We're telling our customers they can keep their players to play these movies as well as their older DVDs and use the $50 to treat themselves to anything else in our stores."

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ParoxysM

March 24, 200818 yr

Need For Speed Movie http://www.theneedforspeedmovie.com/

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Nemesis

February 4, 201412 yr

Anyone have a luck getting an IPv6 Tunnel working with PFSense? Only issue I am having is handing out IPs, PFSense seems to beable to see the gateway and all. If anyone has tryed it or is doing it let me know. Thanks

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PurSuiT

November 20, 201510 yr

X800pro To XT Mod guide "The devices displayed in this picture are the ones that I used for modding the X800Pro into an X800XT. The items are as follows: a conductive pen, a toothpick, acetone, and manicure. If you are serious about hard modding the X800Pro, use this guide for doing so. It is very reliable and you can be sure your chances of success are high if you follow our instructions closely. You could use a needle or a pin instead of a toothpick, but I would recommend the toothpick because a needle or pin could possibly damage the core."

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B.Ob.

June 7, 200422 yr

Bring your translator, pics universal! WOW, this would be SWEEEEET!!! if it comes to pass...

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B.Ob.

August 5, 200422 yr

Tom's Hardware AnandTech Hard|OCP

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B.Ob.

October 19, 200422 yr

R480/R430 taped out and running "R480 is ATI's December PCIe update while R430 will be a cheaper core that will replace some of the slower X800 cards. We still have to investigate the R430 but we see it as an NV41 competitor."

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B.Ob.

November 6, 200422 yr

Pixel Shader 2.0b is more than enough for everything "ATI SENT A CLEAR message to the press invited to its London "Shader Day" event. Richard Huddy, the firm's head of European developers relations told us all that you can shade everything you need to with the 2.0b shader. He made it clear that most complex shader program in Half life 2 is 90 instructions long. Shader model 2.0b is limited to 768 instructions which is more than enough. Shader model 3.0, heavily promoted by Nvidia, is limited to 65536. Crytek's most complex shader that it uses to creat incredible looking water in Far Cry is 50 instructions long. Crytek CEO and key Far Cry person Cevat Yeril…

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B.Ob.

November 21, 200421 yr

CryTek and ATI movie demo 59.5 Meg Tech Demo (if you have a new series ATI or nVidia card) 161 Meg A little benchmark action from Crytek, enjoy!!!!

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B.Ob.

December 3, 200421 yr

ATI Interview w/ Catalyst team "Allan: As both of you are involved with improving your customers experience with drivers and gaming, do either of you actually play computer games in your spare time, either for “research purposes” or just for the hell of it? What has been your favourite titles this year? Either of you own a console(s)? Terry: No I don’t play any games I actually do have a PS2 for a console and play a lot of sports games when I have people over. My girlfriend beats me bad on the latest game we are hooked on Burnout3: Takedown (which is one of the best PS2 games of all time) As for PC games I played quite a few this year. Aside from all the obvi…

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B.Ob.

December 10, 200421 yr

NVIDIA Enables PureVideo on GeForce 6 GPUs 1) Hardware acceleration of Windows Media Video 9 and MPEG-2 decode 2) Spatial-Temporal Adaptive Per Pixel De-Interlacing (with 3-2 and 2-2 detection) 3) Everything previous NVIDIA GPUs have been able to do

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B.Ob.

December 21, 200421 yr

RenderBeast by Evans & Sutherland The RenderBeast 16 has, count 'em, 64 VPUs!!! With a minimum of 32 CPUs. Also, it consumes over 6,000 watts of power!!

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B.Ob.

January 16, 200521 yr

First PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller "SysKonnect, an Ettlingen, Germany-based company has recently initiated sales of its SysKonnect SK 9E21D single-link Gigabit Ethernet adapter intended for applications supporting PCI Express x1 slots, such as modern servers, workstations or desktops. The devices is based on a GbE chip from Marvell and is compliant with variety of operating systems, including Microsoft Windows NT4, 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP Professional and Home, Small Business Server 2003, Server 2003 x64, Server 2003 for 64-bit Itanium, Linux 2.4.13 and higher."

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B.Ob.

January 30, 200521 yr

Sony and IBM Cell technology emerges "The WSJ outlines the purpose of the Cell processor, mentioning that the aim of the chip is to help break the Microsoft / Intel dominance of computing architectures, and to prevent it from extending into the living room. The chip is, of course, at the heart of one box that is sure to make a big entrance into the lounge later this year - the PlayStation 3." New 'Supercomputer on a Chip' Makes Debut "Dubbed a "supercomputer on a chip," the Cell microprocessor has until now been long on ambition but short on specifics. At a technical conference in San Francisco, the three electronics giants described a chip that could provide ten…

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B.Ob.

February 8, 200521 yr

AMD Demos Dual-Core Athlon 64 "The latest shoe to drop in the race toward multicore technology came today from AMD, which says it has demonstrated a working dual-core version of its Athlon 64 desktop processor. The dual-core Athlon 64 runs at a clock-speed of 2.4 GHz and has a maximum power dissipation of 100 W."

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B.Ob.

February 24, 200521 yr