With all the negative press surrounding MP3's, I guess I'll just have to say that this DVD Player has that "THING" that plays the "STUFF" that you can download with that "SOFTWARE" that the RIAA hates so much. Here's a clip:
Maxtor's new file server/storage sytem hybrid system the MaxAttach4000 used to run FreeBSD
but Maxtor has since switched to Windows 2000. The reasons are pretty clear, lack of hardware
support, among other things as well as FreeBSD doesnt support the large file sizes the new
storage system needs. It's been years since open source operating systems have been in the
limelight and yet there are still many reasons why Microsoft is chosen by high end companies.
GeForce3's have started rolling out at RRP of USD600. Here are a couple of pics of the GeForce3's released by MSI, ELSA, and ABSOLUTE. Personally I think the ABSOLUTE GeForce3 looks rather good. Thanks to the folks over at ReactorCritical for this bit of news.
Grabbed this from ArsTechnica:
There's a story talking about HP ditching WinCE for Linux on their Jornada handhelds. As cool as that would be, I'm gonna seriously doubt that its gonna happen. But if they did, I'd definetely have to get myself one. Actually I think it would be cooler to get a Compaq Ipaq and have Linux run on that. It just looks better.
So all this news of Napster being turfed is getting you worried. You jump online and download the whole available repository when all of a sudden, you get this message telling you that you have like 10 megs left on your hard drive. What do you do? You upgrade your hard drive!! Check out this "Do it Yourself" guide to find out how easy it is to upgrade that little hard drive to a shiny new big one, without having to reformat and turf all those tasty MP3's and files.
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This is taken from ZDNet:
"Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography will allow computer makers to draw smaller circuits onto chips than current lithographic techniques. EUV light has a short wavelength, which allows chipmakers to project extremely intricate circuit patterns onto silicon wafers. Chips made by the EUV process are set to come out in 2005 and run at 10GHz"
Read more here
Futurelooks doesn't usually do case reviews, but when the Lian Li PC 60 rolled through our doors, we had to make an exception. Here's a clip:
3D WinBench measures the performance of a PC's 3D subsystem, which includes the Direct3D software, the monitor, the graphics adapter, the graphics driver, and the bus used to carry information between the graphics adapter and the processorsubsystem. More info on the whole thing here.
Things are looking bad for ATi over on the mobile front with nVidia making an entry to what was once an ATi stronghold. There may or may not be much use in clicking this link here to see the full article courtesy of CHIP.de since it happens to be all in German. Overall, it just looks like nVidia has a winner in the new GeForce2 Go.
