X-bit labs has been busy watching tons of TV in order to bring you this article that compares six TV-Tuner cards. It’s nice to see a wider range of tuner cards out there as a few years ago you’d be…
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February 2004
CNET News has a story on Alienware landing a super computer deal. The company is primarily known for its extremly pricey gaming systems so it seems unorthodox for them to be building such a system but it isn’t such a…
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PCWorld got the chance to mess around with an interesting new mini portable PC called the FlipStart. What makes it interesting is its usage of WindowsXP and its cramming of a multitude of features in such a small package….
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AnandTech’s coverage of the Intel Developer Forum starts here with the first day’s goings-ons. The conference is always packed with the newest technology and gear as well as a large number of new acronyms we’ll all be bombarded with….
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ExtremeTech has a bit of a preview of ATI’s newly announced TV tuner card, the ATI HDTV Wonder. The card is supposed to come in at a lower price-point when compared to its competitors, hopefully they can deliver it at…
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Ace’s Hardware has a great article on Intel’s move to mass market 64-bit processors. Considering the company’s derision of AMD for their move to 64-bit, whose technology they had to use, I’d imagine there’s quite a bit of crow eating…
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Tech Seekers has a review up on VIA’s CL-10000 Mini-ITX board. The diminutive board sports an embedded VIA Eden 1GHz processor as well as a whole host of connectivity features. Perfect for those “silent” Media PCs that are all the…
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AMD is getting ready to launch new, low power, versions of its 64-bit Opteron processors. The HE (55 watt) and EE (30 watt) flavors are geared toward huge clusters and blade servers. Lower power usage means less heat so you…
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internetnews.com ponders the question: Which Linux distribution is gaining users at a faster rate? There are a myriad of choices for different Linux flavors so it’s an interesting question….
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The Tech Report gathered together a few links and bits of info regarding the horrendous IBM Deskstar GXP line and the class-action lawsuit against the company. If you didn’t own one of these hard drives consider yourself lucky as they…
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The Unreal Tournament 2004 demo was launched last week to some high praise from gamers and it just so happens they’ve released a 64-bit version of it for 64-bit AMD processors running 64-bit versions of the Linux OS. Yeah that’s…
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