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The Real Virtual Car Project It was bound to happen eventually! They are turning their car into a virtual sim!!
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Both are in the admin group and I never heard of 'em...just curious.
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John McCain battles YouTube The McCain camp's biggest complaint was that the copyright act does not favor the user of the material, but usually the copyright owner. If the video creator feels that their video has been pulled inappropriately, the act doesn’t give them any wiggle room in trying to get the video put back up before a period of ten to fourteen days. hahahahahahahahah The letter from the campaign could be considered quite ironic. McCain voted for the DMCA, and he opposes legislation to enforce network neutrality and now favors free speech on the Internet. How convenient. Originally, the DMCA was designed for all of the larger media companies. …
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Microsoft to end 64-bit Windows endurance test in one month "After years of delays, Microsoft will deliver a pair of 64-bit operating systems within the next month. Honest. Jim Allchin, Microsoft's SVP of platforms, promised to ship the Windows Server 2003 Standard x64 Edition and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition operating systems "in about a month." These operating systems - one for servers and one for workstations - will work with x86-64-bit chips from both AMD and Intel. They should help Microsoft catch up with Unix and Linux OS makers that already have 64-bit OSes available."
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AMD to launch dual-core Toledo to counter the Intel Smithfield "Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will take on Intel’s dual-core desktop Smithfield processor by introducing a dual-core counter version, codenamed Toledo, in the third quarter of this year, according to market sources. A number of vendors, including Hewlett-Packard (HP), Acer, Fujitsu Siemens, Sony and Gateway, have decided to incorporate the Toledo in their desktops, the sources noted. AMD is now entering the competition with both single and dual-core desktop processors, and the company will continue in 2006 with a dual-core processor codenamed Windsor, to counter Intel’s Presler, the sources noted."
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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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System Specs AMD 3500 Venice Epox 9nda3j MB ATI Radeon 8500 64 meg--Ordered a GeForce 6800 GS yesterday. 1 gig Crucial 3200 ram 2 x 512 Antec Smartpower 2.0 450 watt psu 2 harddives--Seagate 160 Gig-- 4year old WD 40 Gb I need to replace. system would be silent if it weren't for that drive. It has a loud High pitch sound works fine still. Dvd rom Lite on DVD-RW BenQ 1640 I would also like to put 2 gigs of ram in system but I need to sell the ram I have currently.
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Three Quarters There : Seagate’s Barracuda 7200.10 750 GB "The first "mainstream" launch of perpendicular recording technology is in the form of the Seagate Barracuda 7200.10. With peak storage capacities of 750 GB (or 0.75 TB, if you will), the launch of this product is garnering some high profile attention toward this new recording technology. In a sea of 500 GB drives on the market, Seagate has suddenly (and somewhat unexpectedly) rocketed in front of the competition in terms of storage capacity. We managed to get our hands on one of these drives for testing, which we've put through our usual battery of storage tests." Seagate's Big Kahuna: The 750GB 7200.10 Ha…
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ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe Board “VoodooPC is known for using only the fastest and most reliable equipment on the market with our PCs. The ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe is exactly what we look for in our systems, and it echoes very well with our image. It’s stable, but most importantly it blows the doors off the competition in performance and features,” said Rahul Sood, President and CTO of VoodooPC.
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Nvidia to launch 90nm GeForce 7900 GPUs on March 9 "Nvidia is expected to launch its 90nm GeForce 7900 graphics processor unit (GPU), in GT and GTX versions, on March 9, according to sources at Taiwan graphics-card makers. In addition to the GeForce 7900 series, Nvidia plans to add the GeForce 7600 (codenamed G73) by the end of next month, the sources indicated."
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AGEIA PhysX, Physics Processing Unit (PPU) Lots of info in the AGEIA Physics card there!!! Unreal Engine 3 is suppose to support it!! AGEIA Physics Processing Unit demoed Will this revolutionize games like 3DFX's Voodoo series did?!?
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so out of the many people who purchased the only rpg available at lauch how many of you are happy with it for those who know nothing about it - just think diablo, with the worlds most boring story line, (and a smaller screen) hack and slash can be addictive all in all i give it a 2 out of 5
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Crysis 'Power-up' gameplay F.E.A.R. Extraction Point Hands-On GC 2006: Halo 2 PC Hands-on GC 2006: Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Team Fortress 2, Portal Lots of juciy stuff!!!
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