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December 14, 2000
Kingston says RIMMs over-priced
December 14, 2000
Top firewalls easily pierced
December 13, 2000
IBM to spend $1B on Linux in 01
December 13, 2000
TSMC Ships 0.13-Micron chips to VIA
December 13, 2000
IBM building Linux supercomputer for Shell
December 13, 2000
Quantum computers closer than thought
December 13, 2000
Linux, P4 problems
December 13, 2000
MS readies Napster-like Windows
December 12, 2000
Rambus lawyers target Nvidia
December 12, 2000
AMD cuts chip prices
December 12, 2000
SIS plans DDR chipsets for Intel, AMD chips
December 12, 2000
1.3GHz P4 about $300
December 12, 2000
IBM announces 0.13 micron breakthrough
December 12, 2000
Intel touts 30nm transistor breakthrough
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November 28, 2000
Pentium 4 - Another Recount? The situation with our Pentium 4 evaluation reminds many of us of the stuff that's currently going on in the State of Florida. As much as we all would like to see an end of this, we have to face the fact that sometimes it is rather difficult to find the truth and sometimes it takes a bit more time than expected. This article is supposed to explain the reason behind the 'Pentium 4 recount situation'.
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November 18, 2000
More Comdex! We've got important AMD Hammer news, we get to play with the Microsoft Xbox, we take a look at ATi's coolio core logic chipset, we revisit Micron's chipset plans and we take ganders at more gadgets.
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December 11, 2000
Embedded HTML beacons worry experts
December 11, 2000
Band protests Napster ban of fans
December 11, 2000
Suppression device aids 42-Volt car systems
December 11, 2000
Edgar Allan Poe's puzzle decrypted
December 11, 2000
Golden e-money?
December 10, 2000
NASA seeks bug-free computing
December 10, 2000
Microfluidic chips fabricated
December 10, 2000
Satellite photos for sale
December 10, 2000
IBM debuts new imaging chip
December 9, 2000
1.3GHz P4 to replace 1.13GHz PIII
December 9, 2000
Crypto group to make RIP moot
December 9, 2000
IBM puts Linux DB on mainframes
December 9, 2000
Ray guns stun victims
December 8, 2000
Sun starts Java P2P project
December 8, 2000
Online PC sales defy forecasts
December 8, 2000
Siemens tests kid tracking devices
December 8, 2000
IBM, Infineon to make magnetic RAM
December 8, 2000
Pentagon props up Iridium satellites
December 7, 2000
Dell expands server line
December 7, 2000
Rambus CEO insults Intel
December 7, 2000
FBI uses keystroke recorder in "mob case"
December 7, 2000
Dead Cow Cult tests censor stopper
December 7, 2000
ARM Holdings primer
December 6, 2000
Intel to cut P4 prices Sunday
December 6, 2000
US DOJ cheers European e-crime proposal
December 6, 2000
PlayStation 1 tops console sales
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November 10, 2000
Tom's Favorite Gadget - The Nomad Jukebox from Creative Whoever hasn't got the message by now will never get it. MP3 kicks some major butt because of many reasons. Taking advantage of MP3 is easier than ever before, but until recently, mobile MP3-devices were limited to only an hour of playtime or to shock-sensitive MP3-CDROM devices. Creative's Nomad Jukebox is using a 6 GB notebook hard drive, which offers a tremendous amount of MP3-storage space. However, with a little bit of skill the Jukebox can easily be 'upgraded' to 20 GB or even more.
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October 30, 2000
DDR-SDRAM Has Finally Arrived Today AMD is launching the 760 chipset, providing the first official platform with DDR SDRAM support. Will this new memory type be able to live up to the high expectations that were generated in the last 12 months? We tested PC2100 DDR SDRAM on two Athlon platforms with AMD760 chipset and one Pentium III platform with VIA's upcoming Apollo Pro266.
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October 23, 2000
Burn, Baby, Burn! AOpen 12speed CD Writer More and more companies are releasing their 12speed CD writers. Let's have a quick look at AOpen's CRW-1232 which is supposed to be available at a nice price.
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September 28, 2000
Tuning Extreme: Overclocking with the Asus A7V A small modification on the voltage controller of the Asus A7V improves the overclocking capabilities of AMD's Athlon and Duron processors. The actual trick: Stable overclocking due to a higher core voltage.
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September 13, 2000
MPEG-4 - Copying a DVD Video to CD-ROM It is a well-known fact that DVD/MPEG-2 video sequences take up a lot of disk space. This makes a distribution on CD-ROMs unsuitable. A small tool shows that there is a way to convert video data from MPEG-2 into the brand new MPEG-4 format. This saves a lot! You can even burn 110 minutes of full resolution footage onto a CD-R.
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