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Written by Chris Hunter
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 The incredibly lucky guys over at pconline.com.cn have yet
another staggering review of new video card hardware. Instead of NVIDIA running
the show, AMD really pulled through and shined. Once again, Chris combed,
analyzed, and organized the data. Read on to look at the results and specification
for this new AMD-ATi HD 3870X2 graphics card. The release date is TODAY on 01-23-08**.
**Update** It looks like ATi pushed back the release
date to January 28, 2008. This move is to allow time for AMD to improve the
drivers, as well as launch all of their cards at the same time. This was so
sudden that many companies could not react in time, and that is why there are
many "leaks" out on the internet.
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Written by Chris Hunter
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 We ran across this Chinese site that has the world's first benchmarks of the
9600GT or G94 from NVIDIA. Chris combed, analyzed, and organized the data. Read
on to look at the results and specification for this new video card.
**Update**: NVIDIA had to push back the release date due to a Voltage offset problem. The date has been moved from the 14th to the 21st of February, 2008.
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Written by Chris Hunter
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We would like to start out today's Event Horizon
by saying good luck to Mike Magee on all of his future endeavors. “Mageek” has
decided to end his time at the Inquirer towards the end of February. Mike’s
Replacement is Paul Hales, the magazine’s current news editor. More information
@ the INQUIRER
Penryn Mac Pro and Xserve @ Engadget
Noctua NF-P12 120mm Fan @ Overclockers Online
Antec Fusion 430 HTPC Case @ Tom's Hardware
Kingwin RVT-12025D @ Overclockers
Overclocking the Phenom 9600
@ Extremetech
D-Link DHP-300 Powerline Ethernet Adapter Review @ Ozhardware
AMD: Barcelona fixed, 45 nm to ramp in H2 @ TGDaily
WidowPC Sting 517D2: GeForce 8800M GTX Benchmarks @ Anandtech
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Written by Chris Hunter
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 The field of display
technology has seen some impressive announcements recently, but this one tops
the charts for this crew. The University of Washington has implemented microscopic
manufacturing or self-assembly (capillary forces) to make a new kind of contact
lens. This contact has a microscopic imprinted circuit with light emitting
capabilities. This kind of breakthrough opens the door to a host of possible
applications, including HUD overlays and immersive displays. Do not get too
excited yet, read on about the prototype technology.
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Sony and Samsung show off their prototype OLED monitors at CES. Although it might be a bit ironic, but check them out on this youtube video. Can not see the quality, but they are certainly thin. Courtesy of IDG News Service.
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Written by Justin Ohl
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Gather around, we have news of a new Sabayon
release! It is beta, but it is worth giving a shot.
For those of you looking for a new challenge when it comes
to programming, look no further: check out the D Programming Language.
KDE 4.0.0 has been in the news EVERYWHERE lately, but not on
everyone's computer. Given that, people should think about giving Kubuntu
a try: the newest release has 4.0.0 integrated in, so everyone should give that
a whirl.
Last of all, those hardcore hackers in need of something to
keep them occupied, here is a two page
article about how to build a Linux Based Wireless Access Point. Neat.
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Written by Justin Ohl
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 The Best of Show winners were announced for this year's
Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco. They tend to focus on products
that were innovative, displayed quality manufacturing, and were creatively
inspired. They are both varied in concept and in demographic...
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