-from The Washington Post
So A few days ago Sony announced that they wouldn’t instal all the crappy software that slows down for computer slower than molasses in the Alaskan winter. The catch? They would do that for 50 buck. Yep, you pay them not to instal something on your computer. Well Today they announced that [...]
-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 [...]
So now the Safari Beta 3 is alavible to all windows users, and I’m not to sure if my windows/linux comp will explode if I do this (I kid, I kid) but I’ll try it out for the sake of reviewing and being unbiased.
here is the link if you haven’t heard about it yet
http://www.apple.com/safari/
No one likes noisy electronics. That’s why Samsung’s new SpinPoint S Series of HDDs is great; they’re fast and quiet. Perfect for devices that are better seen and not heard, such as DVRs and, ahem, Xbox 360s. They’re rated at 2.4 bel in idle mode and 2.75 bel in seek mode, with 1 bel being [...]
-from gizmodo
Researchers at the University of Oslo have developed a computer that evolves on its own using genetic algorithms to boost performance. See?
What their hardware does is par up “genes” in the hardware to find the hardware design that is the most effective to accomplish the tasks at hand. Just like in the real world, [...]
-from ARS technica
By Jon Stokes | Published: March 28, 2007 - 02:23PM CT
At a press conference today, Intel’s Pat Gelsinger revealed fresh details of the company’s forthcoming 45nm processor family, codenamed Penryn. Penryn is the 45nm successor to the Merom/Conroe/Woodcrest microarchitecture that underlies the popular 65nm Core 2 Duo processor line.
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Gelsinger opened the [...]
-from ars technica
By Joel Hruska | Published: March 25, 2007 - 10:03PM CT
According to a new paper released at the IEEE Semi-Therm conference, IBM has discovered a way to dramatically improve processor cooling. Unlike some other recent cooling breakthroughs, IBM’s discovery appears to be one that should be relatively inexpensive to implement, and [...]
-From Gizmodo
Personally, I don’t care about what Adam says, I just can’t tolerate all those evil criminals, those potential terrorists who insist on stealing music and movies from their rightful owners by using BitTorrent in their computers. Shame on them!
I mean, why waste computer processing time when you just can do it with style and [...]
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