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by Rafael Hernandez on May 26, 2004 · 0 comments

CNET News has the specs and other info concerning Cisco’s new super fast router called the Carrier Routing System-1. This serious piece of hardware can handle 40 gigabits per second of data although its initial sticker price may be hard…

Read more Cisco Launches CRS-1

by Rafael Hernandez on May 25, 2004 · 0 comments

Iwill’s dual processor small form factor barebones, the ZMAXdp, has been getting quite a bit of attention. Hexus.net has a bit of new information and photos of the new box which should give you a good idea of its layout….

Read more More on the ZMAXdp

by Rafael Hernandez on May 25, 2004 · 0 comments

AMD has launched a new, low-power, processor designed for the embedded market named the Geode NX. The chip is based on their Athlon core and sips 6watts of power at a 1GHz clock speed. Since the Athlon design is relatively…

Read more Low Power Chip with a Chewy Athlon Center

by Rafael Hernandez on May 25, 2004 · 0 comments

Hothardware has a look at ATI’s Mobility Radeon 9700, a little watered down version of the company’s previous generation’s video chips. The GPU manages some nice numbers, able enough to keep up with its lesser “generational” desktop sibling the 9600XT….

Read more Mobility Radeon 9700 Reviewed

by Rafael Hernandez on May 25, 2004 · 0 comments

Microsoft must not like being left out of the huge collection of computing hardware, known as supercomputers, so they’ve put together a group of their own people, called them the High Performance Computing team, and set them to work on…

Read more Windows: Server HPC Edition

by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

Legit Reviews has part 1 of a continuing series covering an Asus barebone laptop which you configure with parts yourself. Whether or not it’s worth putting one together is a toss up, on one hand you get a notebook with…

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by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

It would appear that some Comcast users are spewing out tons of spam from their unprotected PCs and instead of waiting for users to fix their trojan riddled PCs Comcast is (finally?) taking the initiative and blocking users that exhibit…

Read more Comcast Battling Zombies

by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

CNET News makes note of the less than cordial inkjet printer market where HP sees Dell’s surging printer sales as an aberration which will correct itself since HP’s superior R&D will sway consumers from Dell’s blatant rebadging. I think the…

Read more Raging Battle in Printer Land

by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

JP Aerospace has a nutty idea involving balloons filled with helium which will orbit the earth at somewhat low altitudes at cheaper prices than current unmanned drones. Initial interest in their project is from the U.S. Military but the “inexpensive”…

Read more Balloons in Low Orbit

by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

Cisco says a portion of its IOS router OS was indeed leaked but it’s stating that they aren’t too concerned about possible flaws in its routers as the source snippet that was leaked had to do with a mostly unused,…

Read more Source Code was Stolen but…

by Rafael Hernandez on May 24, 2004 · 0 comments

X-bit labs has a story on FIC’s planned launch of barebone PCs that would fit into the HTPC and Small Form Factor arenas. They have some good looking designs with their products seemingly trying to cram in as many peripherals…

Read more FIC's PC Push