What Hardware Should I Buy? - January 2010
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Nvidia Optimus: More Than Meets The Eye
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Nvidia's new Optimus technology is primed to transform switchable graphics in laptops, netbooks and the second generation Ion platform. Trust us, for your next laptop upgrade this is looking like a must have technology.
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First Fermi cards to be named GTX 480, GTX 470
3rd Feb, 12:56 Nvidia has announced that the first cards to be released based on its new GF100 (Fermi) architecture will be bafflingly named the GTX 480 and GTX 470. [59]
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Lost Garden: Steambirds: Why indie games are good for fans
Lost Garden
Excellent summary of why indie games are great.
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Graphene transistors promise 100GHz speeds
Ars Technica
Is graphine (atom-thick layers of graphitic carbon) the successor to silicon? There's a good chance that it will be, apparently
Clive Webster on 5th Feb, 14:30 -
Microsoft's Creative Destruction
The New York Times
"No-one in their right mind should wish Microsoft failure." A must-read elegy for Redmond.
Alex Watson on 4th Feb, 14:42
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WiFi for passive-aggressives
Passiveaggressivenotes.com
Strike back with a passive-aggressive SSID for your Wifi
Alex Watson on 4th Feb, 13:14 -
An Inside Look at Intel and Micron 25nm Flash Memory Production
PC Perspective
Short but sweet factory tour; good pics
Alex Watson on 3rd Feb, 17:34 -
Hands-on: Mozilla's pocket-sized Firefox mobile for Maemo
Ars Technica
Apple's lockdown means no 3rd party browsers on the iPhone, but this is what Firefox is like on Nokia smartphones
Alex Watson on 3rd Feb, 16:51
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ARM: our netbooks will fly with or without Windows
PC Pro
Bold talk from ARM CEO; they're definitely in the ascendency
Alex Watson on 3rd Feb, 16:50 -
Student-developed games show bright future for industry
Ars Technica
Nice run down of games from some talented game design students
Alex Watson on 1st Feb, 15:24 -
Confessions of a Book Pirate
The Millions
OCR, Usenet, BitTorrent = perfect storm?
Alex Watson on 26th Jan, 17:26
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