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January 14, 2003

Space and Science News

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 8:30:21 PM
Ahh, space and science. Your daily dose of real science news.

Comet landing mission called off.

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The first space mission to orbit and land on the surface of a comet has been called off because of concerns over the safety of the mission's launch vehicle. The European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft would have needed to launch before 30 January in order to rendezvous with comet Wirtanen in 2011. A handful of other comets are now being studied as possible replacement targets. But ESA has not revealed specific candidates or said when a rescheduled launch might take place.


Columbia ready for liftoff.

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NASA's shuttle fleet is considered a symbol of US financial and technological prowess and therefore a major terrorist target. Thursday's mission STS-107 will also carry an Israeli astronaut into space, potentially adding another motive for an attack by Arab terrorists. Ilan Ramon, previously a fighter pilot in the Israeli army, will make history by becoming his country's first ever astronaut.


Searching for SuperNovas.

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One set of researchers announced last week the discovery of 34 newly detected supernova, all found with the help of the Internet. A wireless Web connection allows images from Caltech's Palomar Observatory to be quickly fed into a database at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. A new image is sent every 30 seconds. At the LBNL, the images are compared to other data to confirm supernovae from a list of candidates.


New Furnace melts any metal.

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The bright, blue Retech Model 150 Plasma Lab Furnace, which arrived at the lab in the fall, will melt just about anything, Jones said. It generates temperatures higher than 10,000 degrees Celsius or more than 18,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Pop up ads very annoying

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 8:19:33 PM
Wow, I wonder how much money they got for these studies. They find %78 of surveyed hate popups. The other %22 didn't know what a popup was.

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According to a study conducted by GartnerG2, 78 percent of respondents claimed they found pop-up ads "very annoying." In contrast, only 49 percent of participants applied the same rating to banner ads.

Yet pop-ups had click-through rates almost twice as high as those of banner ads, meaning they're probably going to stick around for a while. Indeed, Nielsen/NetRatings' online-advertising rating, AdRelevance, found that pop-up impressions jumped from 1.2 billion to 4.9 billion between January 2002 and September 2002.
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Transmetta adds security to its chips

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 6:43:57 PM
I got an email from Transmetta's PR people saying that they're adding new security enhancement features to their CPUs.

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As the demand for transmitting and storing digital data continues to increase, so does the need to secure these operations, especially when managing confidential information ranging from personal passwords and financial records to proprietary business data and national security secrets.
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Providing secure storage of certificates and keys used for the authentication or encryption of confidential data for wired and wireless transmissions is a critical challenge facing the computer industry and end users. The storage of such information must be tamper-resistant. Current solutions, such as Smart Cards and the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance's (TCPA) Trusted Platform Module (TPM), are external components that add cost and increase both design complexity and system space requirements.
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Transmeta's hardware support for DES, DES-X and Triple-DES is designed to accelerate security applications such as file and disk data encryption and the Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) algorithm commonly used in Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to secure both wired and wireless data transmissions. Transmeta will provide interfaces to this hardware encryption engine via cryptographic instructions that are an extension to the x86 instruction set architecture. Named the Transmeta Security Extensions (TSX), these instructions will support key preparation and the DES, DES-X and Triple-DES ciphers. TSX instructions allow programmers to leverage Transmeta's encryption acceleration hardware for increased performance when protecting data.
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Apples objects Microsoft settlement

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 3:47:08 PM
I bet they would. Apple has a strong hold on education. This influx of Microsoft software and stuff would maybe turn that around in Cali. And they did get off easy.

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Under the settlement terms, one-third of any unclaimed rebates will revert to Microsoft. The remaining amount will go to California public schools in a mix of cash and donated Microsoft software.
Such a settlement lets Microsoft off easy, Apple said Monday, because history shows that less than one-quarter of qualifying recipients actually claim refunds, thereby reducing the real cost to Microsoft.
At the same time, Apple said school donations would help Microsoft expand its market share in education. Apple once led the education market, but has been surpassed by PC maker Dell Computer.
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Mozilla not good for Apple

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 3:42:16 PM
Apple's new browser made by themselves is based on the KHTML engine (The browser built into KDE). They also said that Mozilla has a great deal of bloat.

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"When we were evaluating technologies over a year ago, KHTML and KJS stood out," Safari Engineering Manager Don Melton wrote. (KJS is KDE's JavaScript interpreter.) "Not only were they the basis of an excellent, modern and standards-compliant Web browser, they were also less than 140,000 lines of code. The size of your code and ease of development within that code made it a better choice for us than other open-source projects."
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Inbox reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 5:07:40 AM
Let me just clean out the inbox. I'm working out the user articles this week. I'll have ASEville in beta 3 by Friday at the latest!

XtremeDDR @ OCHardware.
Gigabyte KT400 @ Zephirtech.
Xoxide giveaway at TWL.
Albatron PX845PEV Pro @ Nexushardware.
Wahoo case @ Viperlair.
Beantech Clear case @ MTB.
irock bling MP3 player @ Ascully.
Beginners overclocking @ Extensiontech.
Mobile Maxx HDD rack @ 3DGM.
Antec 1000AMG @ Tweaknews.
Aerocool glacier @ Ripnet.
Winbackup @ 3DV.
Samsug combo drive @ Monkeyreview.
Tweakmonster ramsinks @ Nexushardware.
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Space and Science News

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 14, 2003 at 12:49:07 AM
Your daily dose of real science news!

Mapping Earth's Ice Sheets.

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Inside the 13-story rocket's nose cone were ICESat (Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite) and CHIPSat (Cosmic Hot Interstellar Plasma Spectrometer), a spacecraft duo in which ICESat was the primary cargo and CHIPSat -- a smaller University Explorer Class probe -- was basically along for the ride.


More Old Quasar coverage.

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The faint light of 26 young galaxies and three quasars, objects thought to be powered by supermassive black holes, were observed at a distance of some 13 billion light-years, at the time the universe was less than a billion years old and apparently just emerging from an epoch of utter darkness. Scientists said the observations could provide important clues to when and how the lights came on all over the cosmos.


New moons of Neptune.

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Astronomers announced today the discovery of three previously unseen moons orbiting Neptune, bringing the total of satellites around that planet to 11. The moons are the first found at Neptune since the Voyager II mission in 1989 and the first detected from the ground since 1949. Each is roughly 18-24 miles (30-40 kilometers) in diameter. The research was led by Matthew Holman of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and JJ Kavelaars of the National Research Council of Canada.


First Israeli Astronaut.

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On Thursday, Columbia is to lift off on a 16-day research flight crammed with more than 90 experiments and investigations that will mean round-the-clock duties for its seven-member crew, which includes the first Israeli astronaut. The countdown began today.
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January 13, 2003

Buy your own personal flying machine

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 13, 2003 at 4:00:00 PM
You need to see this to believe it.

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SoloTrek XFV is a VTOL (vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft that a person steps on, straps on, and flies in an upright position. The POC prototype achieved its first controlled hover flight on Dec. 18, 2001 and has since continued to undergo rigorous testing and further development. As a condition of sale, the successful bidder will have to execute an agreement warranting that they will use the aircraft for static exhibition and educational purposes only.
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IBM files most patents in 2002

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 13, 2003 at 3:54:44 PM
Looks like IBM was cranking out in the R&D depo. Let's see them use all of them now.

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Big Blue was awarded 3,288 patents during the past year, making it the top recipient among private sector companies for the 10th year in a row, according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Canon ranked second during in 2002 with 1,893 patents.
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Steve Case steps down from chairman of AOL

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 13, 2003 at 6:14:56 AM
This is pretty big news. AOL's Chairman from when I can remember is stepping down. I wonder what will happen to the company?

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"The bottom line is this: I love the company and will do whatever I can to make it successful. I believed in America Online when we built it; I believed in AOL Time Warner when we created it; and I continue to believe in the great potential of this company and its people," Case said. "While my role will change, my enthusiasm for what this company can accomplish won't diminish."
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January 12, 2003

Sunday Reviews

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 12, 2003 at 5:38:18 PM
Yeah, so, I'm still lazy. I need to do an overhaul of ASEville. I guess I'll try to do that sometime. School starts on Wed, that sucks.

Mods and cases and such:
Tubing Review @ Nexus.
Sound Cathode @ Monsterhardware.
CM Alloy Bezel @ Voidedwarranty.
Window Guide @ Nexus.
Solid case @ OCA.

Hardware and cooling:
Epox 8K9a+ @ TecCentral.
Mouse pad @ Extensiontech.
2.53Ghz P4 OCing @ OCA.
Swiftech Peltier heatsink @ 3DGM.
Logitech MX700 @ DV Hardware.
Ti 4200 roundup @ Hexus.
EPIA 9000 @ Techseekers.

Email me if you want to get on the review thingy.
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Flash memory with WiFi

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 12, 2003 at 5:29:59 PM
Now you have a reason not to throw out that old memory card. Built in Wireless with the memory. (I say Gimmick, but what do I know)

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The company's SanDisk Connect range, which was announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Thursday, initially includes two combo cards: a CF card that combines Wi-Fi and 128MB of memory and an SD card that combines Wi-Fi and 256MB of memory. The former will be available in March at a price of $130 and the latter will be available in the middle of 2003 for $150.
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January 11, 2003

Embedded Linux expands

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 11, 2003 at 4:06:26 PM
A company is on the forefront of creating embedded Linux apps for a range of comsumer electronics. And, these aren't 8 or 16 bit things, we're talking about 32-128 bit CPUs. Pretty powerful stuff.

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MontaVista said its new product, known as MontaVista Linux Consumer Electronics Edition 3.0, is aimed at advanced devices rather than traditional 8-bit and 16-bit fixed-function appliances. Instead, the software targets 32-, 64- and even 128-bit systems that are network-connected and relatively complex. Initially, it will target device-specific CPUs, such as the Texas Instruments OMAP 1510 and 5910, as well as the IBM PowerPC 405LP, with others set to follow.
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KaZaA is next on the hit list

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 11, 2003 at 6:36:30 AM
It looks as though KaZaA will soon be bled dry. The judge said that Kazaa can be sued.

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"Given that Sharman's (Kazaa) software has been downloaded more than 143 million times, it would be mere cavil to deny that Sharman engages in a significant amount of contact with California residents," Wilson wrote. Also, he said, "many, if not most, music and video copyrights are owned by California-based companies."
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January 10, 2003

Springdale adds direct memory to cpu bus?

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 10:17:17 PM
It seems that Springdale will add direct memory to cpu bus support. And then there's the 800mhz FSB and more.

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Among other tasks, the chipset creates a data path, or system bus, between the processor and a computer's memory. Speeding it up increases both the rate the processor can obtain data and the amount that can be transferred.

The imbalance between processor speeds, which top out at 3GHz, and memory and system buses, which are far slower, has made the system bus look more like a street than a freeway because of the imbalance. Often, processors hum along in idle mode because of a lack of data. Likewise, latency, the time gap between when a chip has requested data and when it arrives, has grown.
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New ATI CAT 3.0 Drivers

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 10:01:53 PM
Finally, these fix the OpenGL shutter problem and maybe some other things. Grab them here. These are for all Radeon series cards. They are dated today.
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Microsoft has more antitrust woes

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 9:58:45 PM
More cases aren't being thrown out so now Microsoft must defend itself. Move to Linux.

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Be, which was dissolved as a company last year, has alleged it was excluded from competing in the market for computer operating systems when Microsoft pressured computer makers not to ship computers with two operating systems. Be sold its operating system to handheld device maker Palm in 2001.
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Server startup to use AMD Opteron

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 9:57:11 PM
AMD's Opteron already fuels 50 test boxes. It'll be interesting to see if they can knock out Intel.

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Although a relatively small company, Newisys comes to the market with some interesting strengths. For one thing, rather than try to make money by building and selling machines itself, the company primarily plans to license its designs to partners that will manufacture the product under their own brand names.

So far, about 50 of the machines with test versions of AMD's Opteron chip have been seeded out to various companies. Newisys said that three top-tier U.S. server makers are evaluating its design.
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Space and Science News

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 5:37:33 PM
Interesting stuff...

Really really old Quasar.

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Images from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey have yielded several distance records in recent years. The newest record-setting quasar is seen as it was when the universe was only about 800 million years old, or roughly 13 billion years ago. This means its light took 13 billion years to reach us.


Columbia to launch next week.

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Last month, a crack was discovered in the plumbing of shuttle Discovery. The surface crack was in a 2.25-inch (5.7-centimeter) metal ball located in a liquid oxygen line; the sphere allows the line to flex at the joint.
Engineers have spent the past month conducting tests to see whether such a crack would impair the propellant lines or cause metal fragments to be sucked into a main engine during liftoff.


Radiation resistant bacteria.

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A RADIATION-PROOF superbug which could survive a nuclear holocaust with ease has given up its secrets to scientists.
The bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans can withstand 1.5 million rads of ionising radiation - more than 1,000 times higher than the lethal level for all other forms of life.
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MPEG-4 people cry over Microsoft

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 4:02:08 PM
Well, this is interesting. Since Microsoft is releasing the Media player 9 codec to everyone cheaper than the MPEG-4 codec, it has them upset. Get over it, it is called compitetion.

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Companies including Microsoft, RealNetworks and Apple Computer have developed advanced codecs to take advantage of the widening adoption of digital media, with quality improvements at each step of the way; and all the companies are jockeying for dominance in PC and non-PC markets. But while Microsoft is pushing for adoption of its proprietary technology by consumer-electronics manufacturers and content owners, Apple and RealNetworks have turned to support of MPEG-4.
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Another Xbit ripoff

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 3:37:46 PM
I'm going to spread the word about this one, as it is the second one I noticed being ripped off by Xbit Labs.

Here is the original OC RU article.

And the exact copy (in english) at Xbit.

If you look at the numbers, they are exactly the same! WTF is going on here.

Radeon modding, a tale of two stories?
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Radeon 9500 to Radeon 9500Pro and beyond

Poster: DMIAD
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 11:21:32 AM
As some/all of you know ATI's Radeon 9500 64MB can be easily turned into Radeon 9500Pro, ATI's Radeon 9500 128MB can be transformed into incredible Radeon 9700. The tweaking is done easily and was found by enthusiasts from http://www.overclockers.ru. Russian friends are hard at work on getting all out of ATI Radeon 9500 card. I am now working on getting an article translated for English speaking audience. It will be here on ASE Labs shortly.
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Time to get off my ass

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 6:26:19 AM
And start to program again! Well, I guess I'll still be sitting down. Anyway, ASEville is the thing that I'll be l33t h@x0rzing. Anyanyway, I'd like your input on what you'd like to see go on there. I need a new name for the systems area. The articles will soon need testing. I need to rewrite some areas for the image functions. Damn, I hate work!

Remember, it is still beta.
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Linux to move into high end computing

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 10, 2003 at 6:05:56 AM
I should say ultra high end, this is super computer type things where Unix is typically used. Linux is making leaps and bounds. One OS across multiple platforms will lower development costs. Microsoft did this with the WinXP line.

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Linux has caught on in lesser computers that handle tasks such as dishing up Web pages or storing files. But a new study this month from investment bank Goldman Sachs said that Linux, benefiting from a foundation of less-expensive Intel hardware, is headed toward the Unix realm where customers are demanding, computing tasks are intense and prices are high.
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January 9, 2003

I hate spam!

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 5:58:55 PM
I hate spam, do you? Want to know how to stop this canned ham from raping your inbox?



Read the review of iHateSpam
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Space and Science News

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 5:56:50 PM
If you don't like it, too bad! I like it.

Wandering star heading for a dwarfing.

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The wandering star, T Tauri Sb, lies 450 light years away in the constellation Taurus. Astronomers have plotted its course for nearly 20 years. At first it seemed to be orbiting a pair of larger stars, T Tauri Sa, in an off-centre ellipse.
In 1995, T Tauri Sb passed about as close to T Tauri Sa as Mars is to the Sun. After this, "the shape and velocity of the orbit changed dramatically", says Laurent Loinard of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City.
T Tauri Sb's speed doubled, from 10 to 20 kilometres per second. Instead of curving back towards the T Tauri Sa pair, it is now heading away from them, Loinard told the American Astronomical Society meeting this week in Seattle.


Best view of a blackhole.

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Black holes love to feast. Among their favorite food is gas. Today, astronomers announced they've made the most detailed observations ever of giant clouds of gas very near a colossal black hole.
On the black hole's dinner plate was carbon monoxide. Some of it will almost surely be consumed, the researchers say. Scientists have struggled to observe these final stages of consumption, because black holes are far away and because the eating generates a lot of light that drowns out what's happening.


Top 5 Space myths.

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How much astronomy do you know? I mean, really know. Completely, self-assuredly, bet-your-bottom-dollar, 100 percent absolutely certain you know.


Deep Space SnapShots.

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Astronomers used the gravity of the galaxy cluster Abell 1689 to zoom in on the objects behind it. They think they may have spotted galaxies 13 billion light years away, from when the Universe was 2 billion years old.
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Reviews for the past few days

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 5:40:40 PM
Uhh ohh. Looks like we got a bunch of stuff I missed. Regardless, here comes the status update. Nivram has just posted an review on iHateSpam. If you hate spam, check it out. I should have some stuff coming soon (real hardware). That's about it. Atlantic City was fun, but drained me.

Cooling, cases, mods and related:
CoolerMaster ATC201a @ Viperlair.
KoolPCMods Assorted Laser Etched Products @ MTB.
Taisol heatpipe @ Monster-Hardware.
I don't know type of heatsink @ TecCentral.
Rheobus @ Extensiontech.
Nexus 300watt PSU @ 3DGM.
PCToys Ramspreaders @ Viperlair.
LED your case @ ForumOC.

Hardware and related:
Shuttle nForce 2 SFF PC @ Hexus.
Dual MX440s @ Neoseeker.
Gigabyte PE action @ Active-Hardware.
MX700 @ 3Dextreme.

That's all... Space and Science news next.
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Desktop chips cheaper for mobile

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 5:02:13 PM
Price is a major reason why people would choose a desktop chip over a mobile one. It is cheaper, and you get much more performance out of it. Usually, I use my laptop while plugged into the wall, and I very minimally use it on the go.

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The fastest Pentium 4 designed for notebooks, Intel's 2.2GHz Pentium 4-M, lists for $562. The desktop version of the same chip costs $193, while Intel's 2.53GHz Pentium 4 lists for $243 and its 2.8GHz for $401.
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Robots for the masses

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 4:58:21 PM
Weird. Personal robots in the next few years. I don't know about that.

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Also on Wednesday, Evolution introduced a prototype personal robot, the ER2. The machine, a small, stout robot with a camera eye, earlike appendages and a video screen on its chest, comes with VSLAM technology and can carry out tasks ranging from home security to reading with children to videoconferencing, the company says. Evolution is seeking a manufacturing partner to mass-produce the robot, Louvat said. He expects it to reach the market either this year or next year with a price ranging from $1,000 to $2,000.
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Playstation 2 hits big in holiday

Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on January 9, 2003 at 4:55:15 PM
It sold double that the units Nintendo sold and Xbox just sucks. A console much older than the other two is still king.

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In Japan, game magazine publisher Mediaworks said Thursday it estimated GameCube sales at 409,747 units in the period from October 28 to January 5, less than half the PlayStation 2's 966,089 tally. Only 62,718 Xbox consoles were sold in Japan during the period, the publisher said.
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