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It was a struggle getting it "officially" out the door, and the reviews are already lackluster, but
AMD's 45nm, quad-core Phenom II has finally
arrived. It's available in two flavors, the 2.8GHz X4 920 and the 3.0GHz X4 940 Black Edition,
going for $235 and $275, respectively. AMD's naturally touting the ostensible cost savings of the
chips -- they're supposed to split the difference between Intel's Core 2 Quad and Core i7 processor
-- but in reality they seems to trail Intel's offerings pretty soundly on the price / performance
curve. The accompanying Dragon platform includes a Phenom II proc, 4800-series Radeon HD graphics
and a 790-series motherboard, all of which should combine for low power consumption -- up to 40
percent compared to Phenom processors. Where the Phenom II definitely wins is the fact that some
AMD folks will be able to drop in the chip to existing motherboards, but otherwise it looks like
value hounds and performance junkies aren't being served by this new chip -- at least until
unreasonable
overclocking activities make all the pain go away.
J Sainsbury, the UK supermarket chain, today bucked the gloomy trend in the retail sector by
reporting a 4.5 per cent rise in sales over the Christmas period in what it claims is its best-ever
performance over the festive season.
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//abr / Well the little guys over at Iriver out performed themselves this time again with :br / br
/ WAVE-HOME multimedia communication Device, which is a Hybrid between a VoIP Phone with Video
Conference capabilities and easy to access multimedia device.br / Featuring a nice 7”
(800x480) touchscreen, a 1.3Mpix Camera, Ethernet port, SD slot, Radio, USB... the Wave-Home is the
ideal companion to anyone who desire to get the latest updated information (News, Weather,
Stock...) and place calls in a pretty stylish way, as well as being capable to surf the web... If
only it could also be an Alarm clock I would love to get this on my desk or next to the bed.br /
The P7, a high-end PMP with a 4.3” WQVGA touchscreen, and available on 4/8/16GB of Memory,
microSD slot, SRS WOW HD, FM Radio, Voice recorder...br / WAVE WIFI Phone, not pretty new, but here
you are the Iriver Wifi Phone, with its 3” QVGA touchscreen, 4GB of memory, FM Radio, Web
Broswer...br / P35 PMP, with a 4.3” WQVGA Screen, mic and speaker, TV out, 16GB of Memory,
MicroSD SLot, Wifi, DMB...br / And finally the D50N, a compact, keyboard-based networking and
multimedia device that offers full Internet browsing and Instant Messaging in Wi-Fi environments.
Featuring a large 4.8" TFT LCD (WVGA 800*480) with full touch screen interactivity, the D50 lets
you enjoy multimedia on the fly, including Video, Music, Photo viewer, Office viewer, FM Radio,
Voice Recording, and Dictionary. It provides 16GB Nand Flash (Micro SD Slot) and USB2.0.br / br /
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I've just finished watching the video of Bre Pettis's riveting presentation on Rapid Prototyping at
25C3, the annual Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin. Pettis is one of my favorite makers in the
world, and this presentation covers every aspect of rapid prototyping, desktop fabbing, 3D printing
(and whatever else you want to call it). From the technology underpinning it to the history of the
form to the practicalities of clubbing together to buy expensive machinery to the philosophy,
economics and emotional satisfaction of decentralized making, Pettis runs the whole gamut, with
humor, humility, and a thoroughgoing knowledge of the subject. From automated knitting machines
that go from "I'm cold" to "I have a scarf" in fifteen minutes to sugar-based 3D printers to
papercraft CAD to laser cutters and robotic Dremel tools, Pettis paints a picture of a future where
something can go from your head to the real world with the fluidity of a blog post. Prototype Your
Life MP4, 437MB, Prototype Your Life MP4, 437MB (Coral Cache mirror) (via Bre Pettis)...br
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h4Can you wait a year?/h4 pstrongMacworld Expo/strong a href="http://www.microvision.com/"
target="_blank"Microvision/a, the Redmond-based creator of mobile display systems, chose Macworld
Expo to unveil a prototype of its latest - and smallest - laser-based projector..../p
Also on-hand -- and in -- tonight was Sony Ericsson's newest Walkman set, the W508. This clamshell, which is a
bit of a departure for Walkman devices, features quad-band GSM and single-band HSDPA, and a W508a
variant that has quad-band GSM and triple-band HSDPA for our shores. Other notables include a 3.2
megapixel camera, Bluetooth, video calling, and Exchange Activesync for some enterprise mail
access. Engadget Mobile has a gallery up, so feel free to wander over and browse.
We've been noting how both the a
href="http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20081230/0156533246.shtml"movie industry/a and the a
href="http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20081229/0212133230.shtml"music industry/a had terrific
years in 2008, despite the public perception being passed around by certain legacy companies in
both industries that they were being decimated by "pirates." Apparently the same is true in the
video game industry as well. Dan writes in to let us know that, at least in the UK, a
href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7814272.stm" target="_new"video games sales were at a
record high/a, despite all hand wringing about the need for DRM and how piracy and secondhand sales
have been destroying the industry. Once again, it seems like if you just put out a good product and
give people a reason to buy, they're more than willing to do so. Still, how long will it be until
we hear UK cultural secretary a
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video game industry needs special protection against the scourge of piracy?br /br /a
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JibJab, the musical comedy video maker that’s
branched out into customizable online greeting cards, has raised $7.5 million in Series C
funding.
Venice, Calif.-based JibJab has aggressively staked out a way to make money that goes beyond its
regularlyviralhit
videos — subscriptions for “sendable,” customizable, and exclusive content
of $15.99 per year, as well as other paid goods like custom mugs. The company finagled its way
into OfficeMax’s massively popular holiday ElfYourself video campaign this
year. (Though sadly, upon reading the site tonight, I learned that ElfYourself videos expire Jan.
15. Sadness!) See above for a (free) example video I just quickly
made of Obama as B-boy in triplicate.
JibJab claimed in an email more than 100 million visits to its site in the last year and 6
million registered users, though it didn’t disclose the number of paying users.
The new funding comes from Overbrook Entertainment, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and previous
investor Polaris Venture Partners.
JibJab didn’t previously disclose details of its funding, but it was reported that its
first round, raised in 2006, was worth $6.4 million, and its second round, raised in 2007, was
worth $3 million.
Sony Ericsson, while dwarfed by
big brother Sony's launches at the show this year, did at least show a couple sets today. The
Cyber-shot C510 will be released in a triple-band GSM single band HSDPA version for Europe, a
quad-band GSM triple-band HSDPA, and a triple-band GSM version for China. Feature list includes a
3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, Smile Shutter technology that detects a smile a immediately
grabs the shot, Snapfish, and YouTube for quick video uploads. Engadget Mobile were kind enough to
give it a quick once over, hit the read link for the info.
At least three rockets fired from Lebanon strike northern Israel, wounding two people, Israeli
police and emergency medical services say. The attacks come as Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, aimed at
halting rocket fire from the Hamas-ruled Palestinian territory to the south, enters a 13th day.
The popular Olympus µ series is once again setting the standard for cameras that
combine graceful design with practical innovative features. Hidden inside its super-slim metal body
the Olympus µ-9000 has a wide 10x optical zoom (28-280mm) that’s powerful enough
to capture wide, open landscapes and then zoom in to closely scrutinize details on the horizon.
Olympus µ-9000 is great for photographing people too. Face Detection Technology
identifies up to three human faces in a photo, then focuses and...
SDXC
may have a theoretical capacity range of 32GB to 2TB, but Panasonic has already confessed that it's
hoping to launch a 64GB card as soon as feasibly possible. Regrettably, pricing and availability is
still yet to be determined, but we're going to go out on a limb here and guessing it'll be
somewhere between "pricey" and "crazy expensive."
pSony today introduced the VAIO P-series notebook that has been leaking over the last couple weeks
already at the CES 2009. The new ultra portable PC comes with a unique dimension slightly larger
than an office letter envelope. The Sony VAIO P weighs .../pdiv class="feedflare" a
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I am a noob when it comes to installing ideneb 1v3 10.5.5. This is my problems i am having.
I boot off the dvd no problems, create a Hdd with a mac journeld partition, no problems go to the
customize window select what i need and install, the install works no problems, when i boot and
take the dvd out, my pc tells me that there is no boot device??? The other problem i am having is a
seem to have got it working once i think, but when i boot the screen goes dark, and says please
reboot your system?? also it sometimes shows a no entry sign over the apple logo and nothing
happens.
My Specs are below.
MB:Intel® Desktop Board DG965RY, With G965 Chipset
CPU: intel core 2 6300
Ram: 2GIG DDR 800
HDD:Old 20gig Ide (DOnt want to use my normal HDD)
Graphics Card: Nvidia XFX 9600GT 512MB
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Here's Sony's latest DAP, the X Series. It features a nice 3” OLED touchscreen display, with
either 16GB or 32GB of internal memory, WiFi (for Youtube video), supports DSEE (Digital Sound
Enhancement Engine as) and a noise cancellation system.
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//formJust about everyone has been exposed to the concept of flashcards. Whether trying to study
for a geography quiz or learning a foreign language, the method of using QA cards to train your
brain to remember has remained a popular study method. But, the concept hasn't really made the leap
to the Web, until now. Introducing a href="http://cramberry.net/"Cramberry/a, the flashcards you
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the purpose. Quite frankly, they're better than the scribbled notes on index cards that many of us
used. And yet, Cramberry has the potential to be incredibly useful by taking a familiar technique
and making it much easier to use. /p pAfter logging in, you will be prompted to create sets of
cards with any information you want to study. Questions on the front, answers on the back. /p pOnce
the set is ready, you can begin flipping through the cards, testing your knowledge. Then, you can
mark whether you got the answer right or wrong. All of this information feeds the algorithm, which
serves up the cards in an order that helps you practice the topics that you're missing while
keeping you refreshed on the topics you know./p pBut the true value of Cramberry is the fact that
the service makes your flashcards accessible wherever you go. Use them while you're sitting at your
desk, at the coffee shop, or even on your phone./p centerimg alt="imgCramberyCard.jpg"
src="http://www.readwriteweb.com/imgCramberyCard.jpg" width="480" height="320" //center pWhat if
you don't want to build flashcards? Cramberry has just announced that they'll begin releasing a a
href="http://cramberry.net/blog/?p=5"library of public cards/a in the not too distant future. Once
available, you'll be able to choose from any number of topics on which you'd like to learn./p
pAgain, a simple service. But sometimes, it's those simple things - like something as simple as
saving your bookmarks to the Web - that provide the most value. If you're having trouble
remembering some important facts, give a href="http://cramberry.net/"Cramberry/a a try. /p stronga
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Graal tant recherché mais finalement jamais trop atteint et au nom duquel, si mon
impression est bonne, on fait tout et n’importe quoi de manière un peu brouillonne,
parfois improductive, preuve s’il en est que si le discours est aisé la pratique
semble pour le moins difficile.
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