“The first advertisement appeared in USA Today a week ago, right on schedule. People from around the world had stayed up all night waiting for it, talking in chat rooms and online forums. It had Continue reading “Blurring the line between games and life”.…more
“ We’ve all probably heard that Craig Barret got down on his knees and pleaded for forgiveness after Intel announced it will not be releasing a 4GHz Pentium 4. AMD must have thought that was Continue reading “Battle Royale, Pentium 4 at 5.2GHz”.…more
A new version of Mozilla is out today that fixes some minor flaws in their code. As always you must uninstall version 1.0 to intall 1.0.1! Good thing Mozilla Firefox is less than 5mb! “Mozilla Continue reading “Mozilla Releases Firefox 1.0.1”.…more
“At an Intel-sponsored developer conference next week, one of the big debates will be, “what exactly is a dual-core processor?” The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker will provide details about a host of processors at the Continue reading “Intel show to tackle debate over dual-core chips”.…more
“Taiwan?s success in the motherboard sector has followed the development of Taiwan?s IT industry and the explosion in PC use worldwide. Throughout the 1990s, Taiwan?s motherboard companies experienced rapid growth and secured their dominance of Continue reading “Taiwan motherboard market overview”.…more
“ PC POP might have some interesting answers to our no less interesting questions. According to this article on the Chinese website, ATI’s next generation card, the one with 512MB memory that should be released Continue reading “Is X950XT the name of ATI’s R520?”.…more
“The slow but inexorable march to 64-bit computing–the successor to familiar 32-bit x86-based technology, which has dominated the desktop world since the advent of Windows 95 almost a full decade ago–seems poised to speed up. Continue reading “XP Goes to 64 Bits”.…more
Daily Must Read Review: GeForce Go 6800 vs. Mobility Radeon X800 is all the rage today over at Extreme Tech. Here is a good blurb from their article. In the end, the winner of this Continue reading “Reviews Around The Web”.…more
“As online scams get more sophisticated, passwords are becoming hopelessly outmoded–as passe as floppy disks. Yet many businesses and nearly all consumers still rely on passwords as the primary means of checking that someone is Continue reading “Finding a replacement for passwords”.…more