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In a race dubbed 'the core wars', manufactures are stuffing more and more cores into CPUs. While more can only be a good thing, there's little point if the software they are running can't use them. Microsoft shares with us a possible piece of the puzzle to making full use of multi-core CPUs.
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Nvidia
Some cool wallpapers from Nvidia.
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Google Maps Navigation officially comes to Android 1.6 -- Engadget
Engadget
Google's free Maps Navigation now works on mobiles with Android 1.6.
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Ostendo now selling CRVD display directly; multiple CRVD display rig blows minds on video -- Engadget
Engadget
Huge 2880 x 900 curved monitor goes on sale.
Antony Leather on 24th Nov, 10:06
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An interview with Jen Hsun Huang
t-break tech
A lot of people have been asking how to get into the industry lately - well, here's how Jen Hsun did at with Nvidia. Quite interesting piece, but quite long too!
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Video: The Amazon.co.uk warehouse
Guardian
Mute it first, but this is a decent look inside Amazon's HUGE stock centre
Alex Watson on 23rd Nov, 13:09 -
Visual Clarity in Character Design II
designreboot.blogspot.com
A continuation of the previous article focusing on character design in games.
Joe Martin on 23rd Nov, 10:42
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Why Britain's watchdogs have fewer teeth than goldfish
PC Pro
Terrific invective from PC Pro about how consumers are let down by their supposed watchdogs.
Alex Watson on 20th Nov, 17:41 -
Apple machines are less reliable - The Inquirer
theinquirer.net
Asus, Toshiba and Sony laptops are more reliable than Apple's
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Why cars are greener than buses (maybe)
BBC
Fluffy maths but it is worrying when you see busses and trains mostly empty.
Jamie Cuthill on 20th Nov, 14:39
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