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So here’s the new graphics card from nvidia. The sexy 9800, still no word on a release date that I have heard of. But this card is supposed to be very beastly.
Here’s the gallery of the card
click here to see what overclockingwiki has to say about the card.
March 20, 2008
Categories: 1, Future Tech, Nvidia, hardware . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
Want a Phenom 9900? I know I do, but how about in a case that could very well fly away for even start walking around your room. While I doubt it’ll spark the machine revolution this case will most certainly be the most badass thing I’ve ever seen.
to see mod click here
March 7, 2008
Categories: AMD, Future Tech, Hacks-Computers (all), hardware . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
-from engadget
Okay, try not to let your mind get blown by the possible time-space paradox we’re about to illustrate, but MSI’s supposedly introducing a new ECOlution motherboard at CeBIT with an “air powered cooler” that operates on the Stirling Engine Theory to transform the thermal output of its chipset into the kinetic energy necessary to [...]
March 3, 2008
Categories: Future Tech, PC, Tech news Misc, hardware, other . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: 1 Comment
-from engadget
Merely two days after Dell added NVIDIA’s GeForce 8800M GTX to its beastly M1730, it seems that Rock is looking to up the graphical ante as well. Reportedly, the firm is gearing up to unleash the (likely rebadged) Xtreme XL8, which will house an Intel X6800 quad-core processor, a delightful pair of NVIDIA GeForce [...]
February 1, 2008
Categories: Future Tech, Laptop, Nvidia . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
-from techPowerup
This could well be the most overpriced expensive commercial computer ever to be launched: the Zeus Jupiter. The computer’s case is made of solid platinum embedded with diamonds which have been arranged to mimic astrological constellations. However, given that the PC has a price tag of ¥80,000,000 (just over $750,000) you’ll be [...]
February 1, 2008
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http://www.microsoft.com/surface/
This is the newest in Microsoft’s product line. A touch screen table, now there was some news about this a while back but looks like their finally going to be releasing it. This is apretty nifty device, I’ll try to get out more tonight, got all the specs that Microsoft released and I’ll see about [...]
May 30, 2007
Categories: Future Tech, Mircosoft . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
-from gizmodo
A US company has come up with a headset that reads your brainwaves - and they plan on marketing it to gamers. NeuroSky’s prototype measures a person’s baseline brain-wave activity, including signals that relate to concentration, relaxation and anxiety. So, if you’re playing Tiger Woods PGA Tour and you lose concentration, you could find [...]
April 30, 2007
Categories: Future Tech, Video games . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
-from Science Daily
Science Daily — IBM has announced a breakthrough chip-stacking technology in a manufacturing environment that paves the way for three-dimensional chips that will extend Moore’s Law beyond its expected limits. The technology – called “through-silicon vias” — allows different chip components to be packaged much closer together for faster, smaller, and lower-power systems.
IBM [...]
April 15, 2007
Categories: Future Tech, IBM . . Author: dragoonxudm . Comments: No Comments
-from engadget
We’ve got means to extract oxygen from water, a portable bar, and even ways to deprive entire server farms of the sustenance, but a new project being tackled by Lockheed Martin is hoping to create O2 on the moon. A critical part of NASA’s PILOT (Precursor In-situ Lunar Oxygen Testbed) initiative, this digger bot [...]
April 6, 2007
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-from Gizmodo
Scientists over in China are building a prototype moon rover that they hope will not only lead to the country’s first unmanned mission to the moon, but also outdo the US’ first moon rover.
The Chinese rover will be capable of transmitting videos and stills, but whereas NASA’s rovers rely on solar-rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, [...]
April 3, 2007
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