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USB 3.0 ready!
tgdaily.com — In the has put the final piece for USB 3.0 hardware development in place.More… (Hardware)
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24 Core, 48GB Linux Render Cluster built inside IKEA Cabinet
helmer.sfe.se — This amazing Linux Cluster consists of 6 Intel Core 2 Quad(2.4GHZ) Processors, 48GB of RAM spread across 6 GIGABYTE GA-G33M-DS2R Micro ATX motherboards and put inside an IKEA Helmer cabinet, WHY YOU ASK? 3D computer rendering is very CPU intensive and the best way so speed up slow render problems, are usually to distribute them on to more computersMore… (Hardware)
mark076hGuy builds Massive folding farm with 51 nVidia Video Cards
overclock.net — A person over at the overclock.net forums and their folding@home team has put together an amazing folding farm, Consisting of 51 nVidia 8800 series GPU's and 13 MSI P6N Diamond motherboards which each have 4 PCI Express slots for 4 video cards per board, based on calculations this folding Juggernaut can put out about 265,200PPD. More… (Hardware)
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MrBabyManEverything You Need to Know About USB 3.0 (+PICS)
maximumpc.com — No doubt you’re familiar with the Universal Serial Bus – we ranked it as our top PC innovation of all time. But what do you know about the next version of this ubiquitous interface? More… (Hardware)
Dell's Eee-killer to ship with Ubuntu preinstalled
arstechnica.com — Leaked specifications indicate that Dell's upcoming subnotebook product will be available with Ubuntu 8.04. The product could be available as early as this week.More… (Hardware)
MaGCoLCompact Disk (CD) Turns 26 and It Still Won't Die
maximumpc.com — Another birthday for the CD has come and gone and yet the damn things just won’t die. On Aug. 17th, 1982, the Compact Disc was born into an age of rampant consumerism that was the 1980s. Big hair was in, big vinyl and the big snarls of tape from cassettes was out.The CD of course wasn’t without its drawbacks. More… (Hardware)
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Western Digital working on 20,000 RPM Raptor Hard Drive
bit-tech.net — According to several sources close to the hard drive industry, Western Digital is working on a 20,000 RPM Raptor hard drive to combat the increasing pressure from SSD manufacturers.More… (Hardware)
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Athlon 64 2000+ at 8-watts outperforms Intel Atom
engadget.com — MD's going through some rough times, no doubt about it, but for fanboys of the CPU maker (wait, do CPU fanboys still exist?) here's your feel-good story of the year.More… (Hardware)
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Fastest RAM ever?
technology.newscientist.com — Engineers and physicists from Germany have demonstrated the quickest prototype yet of an advanced form of RAM tipped by hardware manufacturers to be the future of computing. The device is so fast it brushes against a fundamental speed-limit for the process.More… (Hardware)
JusTuringAmazing advancements in Invisible Cloak Technology: See pic
chron.com — Long the stuff of fantasy, practical invisibility shields have been brought a step closer to reality by researchers who say they have engineered materials that can hide an object by bending ordinary light like balloon animals at a circus. Includes a stunning picture in which the technology is put to use!More… (Hardware)
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Cranky Windows Guy Calls Apple To Fix iPhone Bugs
gizmodo.com — I called Apple famed customer support to see if they had any solutions for these bugs. Their fix for my problem getting service when coming out of the subway? Turn Airplane Mode on and off. If there's a more ghetto fix for a problem than that, I'd like to hear it. Last time I checked the C train didn't have wings.More… (Hardware)
BLAM8IBM Tests 4-Terabyte Solid-State Drive
news.cnet.com — First it was Intel. Now, Big Blue is keen on solid-state drives. IBM said Thursday it is testing a 4-terabyte, high-speed solid-state drive array targeted at the enterprise, as the technology giant gives its imprimatur to flash-memory-based storage.More… (Hardware)
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Dell: Can't Replace DVD Drive Because It's Not Possible
consumerist.com — Dell told Arthur to replace his broken DVD drive himself, even after he shipped his laptop to Dell expressly so they could perform the replacement.More… (Hardware)
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