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The ink is still drying from Gateway's introduction of the MD / UC Series, but already both machines have been thoroughly tested and reviewed. Starting with the more mainstream MD7801u, Gateway trimmed a number of features in hopes of producing a lower-cost machine that bargain-minded buyers would take interest in. To that end, there was nothing really remarkable about the MD, but that's exactly what the company was going for; all in all, it ended up as a solid, well-rounded rig that should handle basic tasks with ease. Moving down (size wise, anyway), the UC was deemed "incredibly stylish," and it was found to be impressive in pretty much every testable aspect. Of course, it won't handle gaming or hardcore video editing, but given the $799 price tag, we know you weren't expecting it to. Feel 'em both out in the read links below.

Read - MD Series review
Read - UC Series review

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Problems
-Doesn't read the keyboard and impossible to complete the install
-not sure if i have all of the drivers
-using ideneb 1.3v 10.5.5

here my stats

Model
Brand Gateway
Model MC7321u
General
Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium
CPU Type Intel Pentium dual-core T3200(2.0GHz)
Screen 16.0" WXGA
Memory Size 3GB DDR2
Hard Disk 320GB
Optical Drive Dual Layer DVD Burner
Graphics Card Intel GMA 4500M
Video Memory shared memory
Communication Modem, Gigabit LAN and WLAN
Card slot 1 x Expresscard Type 54
Dimensions 15.28" x 10.43" x 1.3-1.7"
Weight 7.1 lbs.

CPU
CPU Type Intel Pentium dual-core
CPU Speed T3200(2.00GHz)
CPU FSB 667MHz
CPU L2 Cache 1MB


Chipset
Chipset Intel GL40
Display
Screen Size 16"
Wide Screen Support Yes
LCD Features Ultrabright
Display Type Wide XGA
Resolution 1366 x 768
Operating Systems
Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium

Graphics
GPU/VPU Intel GMA 4500M
Video Memory Shared system memory
Graphic Type Integrated Card
Hard Drive
HDD 320GB
HD RPM 5400rpm
HD Interface SATA
Memory
Memory Slots 2 x DIMM
Memory Speed DDR2 667
Memory 3GB
Memory Spec 2GB x 1+1GB x 1
Optical Drive
Optical Drive Type Dual layer DVD Burner
Optical Drive Interface Integrated
Optical Drive Spec 8X Multi-Format Dual Layer DVDRW with DVD-RAM and Labelflash
Write maximum: 8X DVD +/-R, 6X DVD-RW, 8X DVD+RW, 2X DVD-R DL, 2.4X DVD+R DL, 5X DVD-RAM, 24X CD-R and 16X CD-RW discs


Read maximum: 8X DVD-R/RW/ROM, 4X DVD+/-R DL, 5X DVD-RAM, 24X CD-R/RW/ROM discs


Communications
Modem V.92 56K
LAN 10/100/1000Mbps
WLAN 802.11 b/g/Draft-N Wireless LAN
Ports
Card Slot 1 x Expresscard Type 54
USB 4
Video Port 1 x VGA, 1 x HDMI
Audio Ports Yes
Audio
Audio High Definition Audio - 2 channel
Speaker Internal Speakers
Input Device
Touchpad Synaptics Touchpad with Vertical Scroll
Keyboard Standard
Supplemental Drive
Card Reader 5-in-1 Digital Media Manager
Secure Digital (SD), Multi Media Card (MMC)
Memory Stick (MS), Memory Stick Pro, XD
Webcam 1.3MP


if you can help it would be greatly appreciated am in search of other answers and told this was the best site for problems with ideneb :confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

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New site Tweetvisor, created by Nelu Lazar, offers users an alternate interface to view and interact with Twitter that some users will really like. (unlike Tweetree, for example, which I think lacks unique and compelling features).

The site places messages from other users directed to you (replies and direct messages) in the sidebar, and offers search in the middle of the screen. Users can save searches and see when new results pop up for that query.

But the compelling feature is the ability to easily administer and switch between multiple Twitter accounts. Some users control their business, personal and personal work accounts, or just handle lots of different brands. Tweetvisor is the best browser based solution we’ve seen. It just launched, so don’t be surprised if there are hiccups.

I still say Power Twitter is the best browser interface for Twitter, but if you must deal with multiple accounts, Tweetvisor is for you.

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By pressing the WLAN button on the camera, you can open its embedded Web browser.br / br / After connecting to the Internet via wireless access points, the camera automatically navigates to the Sony Easy Upload Home Page, which includes direct links to photo sharing sites like Shutterflyâ„¢ and Picasaâ„¢ Web Albums; video sharing sites like YouTubeâ„¢ and Dailymotionâ„¢; and a photo and video sharing site, such as Photobucketâ„¢. Also, the DSC-G3 camera allows you to access other sharing sites for uploading photos and videos through its Web browser.br / br / Through the Sony Easy Upload Home Page, you can send e-mail notifications from the sharing Web sites to let friends and family know that you have posted new images and videos for viewing. This is perfect for sharing with loved ones that were not with you when you took the pictures or shot the videos.br / br / When friends and family are nearby, you can use the camera to access photos you may have already uploaded to sharing sites and display them on its high resolution 3.5-inch LCD screen.br / br / The camera supports DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) guidelines. By connecting to such DLNA-compatible devices as Sony BRAVIA® televisions via access points, photos in the camera can be played back with high-definition quality. In addition to BRAVIA TVs, the camera can connect to other DLNA-compatible devices, such as Sony VAIO® PCs.br / br / * Smart Camerabr / br / In addition to its wireless sharing capabilities, the new camera is built for high-performance imaging. The 10-megapixel camera is about three-fourths of an inch thin and includes a 4X optical zoom Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar lens. Although compact enough to fit in the camera’s slim dimention, this lens provides excellent sharpness and color accuracy.br / br / The Intelligent Scene Recognitionâ„¢ feature automatically identifies a total of eight types of scenes — backlight, backlight portrait, twilight, twilight portrait, twilight using a tripod, portrait, landscape and macro — and automatically optimizes camera settings for each challenging shooting situation, taking an additional shot in low and bright light scenarios.br / br / With Sony’s Face Detection technology, the DSC-G3 camera detects faces in a scene and adjusts auto focus (AF), auto exposure (AE), flash and white balance accordingly. It can also distinguish between children and adults, allowing users to to prioritize faces according to their preference .br / br / Combining the Intelligent Scene Recognition feature with Face Detection technology, the camera includes an anti-blink function that helps make closed-eye photos a thing of the past. 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I am trying to run the command:

sysctl -w hw.cpufrequency=433000000 on my 3G FW2.2 but i am getting an error saying: oid hw.cpufrequency is read-only

Does anyone know how to enable this oid so we can change its values?

Thanks!

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Do you remember the stereo glasses that were around about 10 years ago? Now that 120 Hz LCDs are starting to pop up, Nvidia is teaching an old dog some new tricks with its GeForce 3D Vision shades.

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The E Series features the E77U models in 65- (64 33/64" diagonal), 52- (52 1/32" diagonal), 46- (45 63/64" diagonal) and 40-inch (40" diagonal) screen class sizes (LC-65E77U, LC-52E77U, LC-46E77U and LC-40E77U respectively), and the E67U models in 40- (40" diagonal) and 32-inch (31 35/64" diagonal) screen class sizes (LC-40E67U and LC-32E67U respectively).br / br / All E series models employ a new Advanced Super View (ASV) Superlucent Panel for a dramatically bright and crisp picture with reduced haze and reflectivity. Additionally, the entire series boasts a new elegant design with color accents at the bottom of the frame and a newly designed convenient swivel stand.br / br / “When consumers decide to purchase a flat-screen TV, their top priority is superior picture quality. With the AQUOS E Series, Sharp is giving consumers a powerful combination of image-enhancing features and a wide range of choices across several screen sizes,” said Bob Scaglione, senior vice president and group manager, Product and Marketing Group, Sharp Electronics Corporation.br / br / E77U Seriesbr / The E77U Series features Sharp’s Fine Motion Enhanced technology for 120Hz Frame Rate Conversion and a fast pixel response time of 4ms, ensuring the LC-65E77U, LC-52E77U, LC-46E77U and LC-40E77U provide the ultimate medium for high-definition viewing of fast-action imagery.br / br / With Sharp’s new 10-bit ASV Superlucent panel and 10-bit processing engine, the E77U models are able to achieve maximum expression of the Full-HD 1080p picture. The Superlucent panel applies an ultra-smooth finish that minimizes gloss while intensifying panel brightness and contrast. The ASV panel with Spectral Contrast Engine XD (Extreme Dark), UD (Ultra Dark) on the LC-40E77U, provides a high dynamic contrast ratio, enabling deep blacks and vibrant colors, and a special dejudder feature results in the smooth reproduction of film content.br / br / Two components of the Spectral Contrast Engine, Optical Picture Control (OPC), which automatically adjusts luminance to room brightness and lighting conditions, and Brightness Preservation picture processing also make these models very energy efficient. In fact, all models in this series exceed the EPA's ENERGY STAR® certification requirement by at least 15%.br / br / Not only does the E77U series provide a stunning picture, but it also features a new design sure to complement any decor. The black cabinet blends elegantly into to a soft champagne gold hue that accents the bottom of the frame, befitting both modern and traditional design schemes. The series also comes equipped with a full array of connectivity options, including five HDMIâ„¢ (version 1.3 with Deep Color and 24p input capability) and two component video inputs, all of which are 1080p compatible, accepting signals from Blu-ray and advanced gaming devices. A dedicated PC input and RS-232 port for custom installations add to the feature set.br / br / E67U Seriesbr / Both E67U models incorporate Sharp’s ASV Superlucent panel technology, providing the most detailed Full HD 1080p picture possible. Additionally, these models come fully equipped with HD inputs - four HDMI with 24p input capability and two component video inputs, all 1080p compatible.br / br / Like the E77U models, the E67U models include energy saving features with Sharp’s OPC and adhere to the new ENERGY STAR® standards. The E67 models also boast a new design, with a subtle copper hue at the bottom of the cabinet and swivel convenience.br / br / The LC-32E67U also comes equipped with advanced gaming features to satisfy video gamers looking for superior picture quality. 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Once every 27 years or so, the mysterious binary star system of a href="http://aladin.u-strasbg.fr/alapre.pl?-c=05+01+58.1341%2B43+49+23.910button=RGB" title="A picture of the system"Epsilon Aurigae/a undergoes an eclipse, lasting nearly two years. This gives this system the distinction of having both the longest eclipse and the longest period of any known binary system. However, it is not clear why the eclipses last so long, or even what the structure of the system actually looks like--a href="http://www.astro.uiuc.edu/~kaler/sow/almaaz.html"the main star is a supergiant/a, with a radius as big as the distance from the earth to the sun, and yet its light is dimmed for two years by something yet bigger. The next eclipse is due to begin in August of 2009, and as part of the a href="http://astronomy2009.us/"International Year of Astronomy in 2009/a, amateur astronomers are being called on to make their own observations of the changing brightness of Epsilon Aurigae. If you want to try it yourself, you can read the a href="http://www.aavso.org/aavso/10startutorial.pdf" title="Warning: PDF"training guide/a to find out how to do your own observations and report them. In addition, the two scientists who organized observations of the previous eclipse both have webpages [a href="http://www.hposoft.com/Campaign09.html"1/a, a href="http://mysite.du.edu/~rstencel/epsaur.htm"2/a] which are coordinating the organization for the upcoming observation. If you want to learn more about the science behind ε Aurigae, a good rundown with links to papers is available a href="http://www.aavso.org/vstar/vsots/eps_aur.shtml"here/a. br /

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basically a woman tried to buy games out of the WiiShop.....but still come on 3 times!:rolleyes:

We've got a VAIO P in the house, and we thought it'd only be fitting to put the quintessential "it's not a netbook, we swear!" up against the quintessential netbook, ASUS's Eee PC (in convenient 7-inch and 10-inch flavors). Stand by for further impressions, but boy is that screen densely packed with pixels. There's another shot after the break of the P being swallowed by a 17-inch MacBook Pro... juxtaposition!

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