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Flash drives ready to jump in capacity "SanDisk and Toshiba will start making flash memory on a new 43-nanometer manufacturing process that will result in SSDs later this year with capacities that should approach those of today's mainstream 2.5-inch hard drives, ranging between 120GB and 160GB."
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Here come the 9600GT specs "The funniest part is that they have a slide that says "116% Faster!!!", and immediately follow it with "Single Largest Generational Performance Increase in our History", in green no less. Does anyone else read this as them admitting that the 8600 sucked? Hint: it did."
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NVIDIA to Acquire AGEIA Technologies ""NVIDIA is the perfect fit for us. They have the world's best parallel computing technology and are the thought leaders in GPUs and gaming. We are united by a common culture based on a passion for innovating and driving the consumer experience," said Manju Hegde, co-founder and CEO of AGEIA." Be interesting to see AMD/ATI's response to this.....
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Radeon 3870 X2 works at 825MHz "ATI dared to clock two RV670 chips to over 775MHz, and it realized that its dual slot cooler can cool this chip all the way to 825MHz. This is the current clock of Radeon 3870 X2, but some partners might clock it a bit faster. This is the minimal clock of the card. ATI clocked it at over 800MHz in order to break one Teraflop, and this will be the first card to do that, while Nvidia’s Geforce 9800 GX2 will be the second to go over this mark." HD3870X2 delayed, benchmarked "AMD HAS riled world+dog by back the date on the 3870X2 launch. NDA’d for today, the twin engine graphics card was supposed to shock and awe consumers a…
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USB 3.0 start to appear, sort of "USB 3.0 hasn't yet been fully completed but it's implementation could come more quickly than its predecessor's did. Vendors are already starting to prepare their computer hardware for the new bus standard. Today, for example, we saw an upcoming Asus notebook with a pair of USB 3.0 ports. Well, sort of. The ports are actually rated as USB 2.0 devices and didn't appear to have the extra pins required by the new version of the bus. However, the spaces where those pins will go were clearly present."
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Asus exposes Nvidia physics card product Announcing a new mobo equipped with three PCI Express x16 slots, the Taiwanese firm said the third connector was specifically for "Nvidia's upcoming Physics card" ASUS P5N32-SLI Premium/WiFi-AP Motherboard Enables Superior Gaming Realism with Quad-SLI, Intel Core2 Extreme and Physics Card Support Hmmmm, see page 28
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HannsG 19" 8ms LCD Monitor - $109.99 After Mail in Rebate $209.99+ $5 shipping at http://www.woot.com/
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ATI/AMD's R600 board is a monster "This is the heaviest board that will hit the market and you will want to install the board while holding it with both hands. The cooler actually enhances the structural integrity of the PCB, so you should be aware that R600 will bring some interesting things to the table." rumor has it the NDA expires Jan 7th....
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wasn't sure where to put this. so I thought would try here. I am looking for a flat panel LCD. What do I need to consider when making purchase. I found a 17 inch for 130.00 IC Power 17" LCD Monitor, 450:1 contrast ratio http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?...duct_id=3300983 19 inch for 170.00 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?...duct_id=3321518
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The bomb when it comes to racing wheels. I'm going to try and order mine asap. When you guys getting yours? I've got white nuckles Dragon
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G80 pictured with a water cooler "From what we tell from the pictures, the card will end up being really hot as it needs a water-cooling to calm the temperature down. It also needs two six-pin PCIe power connectors to power the beast."
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nVidia 7900GS and GT "GeForce 7900GS, the 7900GT is a reduced pipelines, the core frequency of 450MHz, 256M DDR3 Xiancun Banzai, the frequency of 1320MHz, and 7900GT similar, may be different, as a few up pipelines from the 24 7900GT cut to 20, and joined the technical support HDCP, lock in the August 30 issue, on sale and at the same time. Price positioning in 199 billion will be from the pricing point of view, than the current price lowest 7900GT are a lot cheaper to replace the current vacant position between the 7600GT and 7900GT, the following comparison chart is 7900GS and RV560 specifications"
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Apple completes switch to Intel chips ZING.... "Jobs also previewed the upcoming Mac OS X release, dubbed "Leopard," taking a few swipes at rival Microsoft Corp. and its much-delayed Windows Vista operating system. Since Windows XP was launched in 2001, Apple has released five major updates to Mac OS X. Leopard is expected in spring 2007."
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ATI Vendor Supplied Radeon X1950XTX Benchmarks Leaked "ATI’s upcoming Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire graphics cards. ATI’s upcoming Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire is expected to make its debut on August 23rd. Specifications for the Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire are finalized with a 650 MHz core clock and 2 GHz effective memory clock. The core clock is unchanged from the previous Radeon X1900XTX while memory clock receives a hefty 550 MHz boost. This time around the Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire are equipped with 90nm Samsung GDDR4 memory."
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The latest piece of news from the Optimus project is an announcement that the company will be taking pre-orders for the Optimus 103 on December 12. That will hopefully also mean an unveiling of the price, and if we're lucky, some specifications for the keyboard.
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