The new Athlon XP-M 2800+ is the chipmaker's highest-performance notebook processor to date. Also, two low-voltage processors join the company's product lineup.
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AMDBoard send words that AMD has registered a new trademark
pKonfig.com writes about the bad odor from the corporate world, or in easier terms; the smell test.
ComputerBase has posted an article "Power consumption of latest graphic cards - how much do they really suck?" in german
New integration scripts for Storyteller CMS Standard and Network Edition (the backend behind of NT Compatible/Linux Compatible) has been released. The CMS can now share the user database with vBulletin 3.0 Beta 3 and Invision Board 1.2 Beta.
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For more informations about the Storyteller CMS System, visit the product page:
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For more informations about the Storyteller CMS System, visit the product page:
http://www.esselbach.com/page.php?id=5
Just experimenting. Don't mind me...... 
The increase in speed comes courtesy of a new 3.06GHz mobile Pentium 4 chip, which was introduced as part of a volley of new processors fired off by the chip giant.
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A few years ago, a benchmark developer working for Ziff-Davis' benchmark operations group lamented, "In a few years, we won't be able to reliably or repeatably benchmark anything due to the dynamic optimizations of the OS, drivers and apps." It would appear that this prediction is being borne out today. And ironically, it's not entirely a bad thing for consumers.
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Fifteen years after its creation, the storage technology has become essential to data integrity. Should it inspire a similar drive for parity among applications, operating systems and computing hardware?
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AMDBoard has posted the specification of the Soltek 8KAV-R motherboard
Dan's Data has published another letter column.
Viper's Lair has posted a benchmarking article
Elite Bastards have some scans of a Mobile Graphics Showdown from a German magazine.
AMDBoard has posted some news on the first Opteron 2P motherboard with AGP support
HotHardware has posted an article on NVIDIAs UltraShadow and Doom3
Nvidia Corp. has no plans to re-enter the FutureMark graphics benchmark beta program, an Nvidia spokesman said Tuesday, a day after the two sides mended their differences.
On Monday, benchmarking firm FutureMark Corporation reversed course and claimed that visual anomalies produced by Nvidia's Detonator drivers were "application specific optimizations", and not the "cheats" FutureMark had originally claimed.
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On Monday, benchmarking firm FutureMark Corporation reversed course and claimed that visual anomalies produced by Nvidia's Detonator drivers were "application specific optimizations", and not the "cheats" FutureMark had originally claimed.
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Dan's Data has published another letters column
Winamp and Gnutella author Justin Frankel says corporate control is killing his freedom of expression after AOL Time Warner pulls his latest program from the Web.
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NeoWin reports that Justin Frankel, the creator of Winamp, has announced to leave Nullsoft in his .plan yesterday.
The benchmark software company drops its allegation that graphics card maker Nvidia fudged results, ending the dispute between the two companies.
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3D NewsNET has posted a FutureMark and Nvidia joint statement relating to 3DMark03 and optimizations.
3DMark03 is designed as an un-optimized DirectX test and it provides performance comparisons accordingly. It does not contain manufacturer specific optimized code paths. Because all modifications that change the workload in 3DMark03 are forbidden, we were obliged to update the product to eliminate the effect of optimizations identified in different drivers so that 3DMark03 continued to produce comparable results.Read more
Spam has officially overtaken legitimate e-mail in the workplace, and there’s little relief in sight.
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A media-player overhaul is at the forefront of features to be tested for a new version of AOL's proprietary software, due out this fall.
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The John Marshall Law School in Chicago plans what colleagues agree may be the first law school course of its kind--one devoted entirely to spam.
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In a tech arena increasingly flooded with consumer electronics gadgets, storage plays a significant role in how much various devices cost. So it's no surprise that startup Cornice, Inc. is targeting mini, high-capacity storage as the centerpiece of its business. Its first product, the Cornice Storage Element (see the photo) is a half-cubic-inch, 1.5-GB drive that can store about 30 CDs worth of music, or about two hours of MPEG video. The drive is about half the size of a business card. A number of consumer electronics companies have announced products based on the drive.
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Can defragmenting your hard drive really boost Windows performance? Storage Supersite readers sound off.
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DesignTechnica has posted an editorial: Whats the deal with MiniDiscs?
A year after launching its sometimes-controversial alliance with Kazaa, Altnet is kicking off a new, ambitious stage of its peer-to-peer marketing campaign.
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Mikhailtech has posted a coverage from the Chaintech Reloaded 2003 Event
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a new editorial titled "Microsoft Windows Server 2003 : Sharing, In A Whole New Perspective"
Our intrepid webmaster Ken Ng recently attended the launch of the new Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and instead of being bored to death, he came away mighty impressed! So impressed that he simply had to write an editorial on it!Read more
In his editorial, Ken will reveal some exciting new features in Windows Server 2003 as well as the upcoming Microsoft Office 2003! Don't miss it! Come on in and read his editorial on the new Microsoft Server 2003 - "Sharing, In A Whole New Perspective"
A day after developers at America Online's Nullsoft unit quietly release file-sharing software, AOL pulls the link to the product from the subsidiary's Web site.
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Justin Frankel, principal developer at Nullsoft, quietly releases software that lets groups set up private, secure file-sharing networks. But will corporate parent AOL be pleased?
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Sudhian Media has posted a new editorial: "Going Nowhere Fast: Single Player Gaming Since Half-Life"
nV News has published a report about Chaintech's Reloaded 2003 Event
Sudhian Media has posted their coverage from the Chaintech Reloaded Event
Storage security isn't a big problem so far, and vendors are brainstorming ways to prevent it from becoming one.
There are no reports or industry statistics of customers actually suffering break-ins into Fibre Channel storage-area networks, where most of the world's mission-critical data is stored, but it's been done in laboratories, a panel of experts sponsored by research firm The451.com Inc. acknowledged here today. Still, there are other reasons for enterprises to pay attention, they said.
"Most of the storage guys don't talk to the security guys at most companies," said Hari Venkatacharya, senior vice president of Mississauga, Ontario, startup Kasten Chase Applied Research Ltd. That's why "the discussion has to be elevated above simply SANs," he said.
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There are no reports or industry statistics of customers actually suffering break-ins into Fibre Channel storage-area networks, where most of the world's mission-critical data is stored, but it's been done in laboratories, a panel of experts sponsored by research firm The451.com Inc. acknowledged here today. Still, there are other reasons for enterprises to pay attention, they said.
"Most of the storage guys don't talk to the security guys at most companies," said Hari Venkatacharya, senior vice president of Mississauga, Ontario, startup Kasten Chase Applied Research Ltd. That's why "the discussion has to be elevated above simply SANs," he said.
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Beyond3D has got a news post looking at the contents on the soon to be released “ShaderX2” 3D programming book.
The University of Calgary is offering a class in which students will write and test their own viruses--a move that has touched off a wave of criticism within the antivirus community.
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Progress can be tough to measure at times. In the case of hard disk fragmentation in Windows XP, it may be two steps forward and one back.
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Two companies team to offer a computer-protection technology based in a machine's BIOS software and designed to disable a stolen computer once its hooked up to the Net.
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Dan's Data has published another letters column
ExplosiveLabs has some exclusive pictures of eVGA's Personal Cinema video card.
PC Stats has posted a new editorial: The Art of Overclocking; Is It For You?
Futuremark, creators of the 3DMark03 benchmark, has accused 3D graphics vendor nVidia of cheating on its 3DMark2003 benchmark. According to Futuremark, when it implemented a trivial change to the benchmark, nVidia's performance dropped by almost 25%, while other vendors' performance stayed within the margin of error. The company identified eight areas where nVidia's driver seems to detect benchmark behavior, and then falsely optimize performance.
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EliteBastards has posted a retro article on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum
Viper's Lair has posted their coverage from the Chaintech Reloaded 2003
A new proposal in the House of Representatives promises to slap the worst bulk e-mailers with prison terms and millions of dollars in fines.
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