Issue 109 of ZZZ Online is online
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Motherboards equipped with VIAs chipsets do not offer the full performance specified for PCI. This problem affects both new cards with Ultra-ATA/133 controllers and fast SCSI setups.
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Motherboards equipped with VIAs chipsets do not offer the full performance specified for PCI. This problem affects both new cards with Ultra-ATA/133 controllers and fast SCSI setups.
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Everything USB has posted some news about the announcement of USB On-The-Go
Microsoft asked a court on Thursday to stop a Linux start-up from using a name the software giant contends infringes on the Windows trademark.
The Redmond, Wash.-based software giant filed a motion with the U.S. Court for the Western District of Washington against Lindows, which is developing a version of the Linux operating system that will run popular applications written for Microsoft's Windows OS.
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The Redmond, Wash.-based software giant filed a motion with the U.S. Court for the Western District of Washington against Lindows, which is developing a version of the Linux operating system that will run popular applications written for Microsoft's Windows OS.
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ZZZ Online Issue 108 is out.
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Federal officials said new raids targeting Internet warez groups are in the works following the largest U.S. crackdown on Internet piracy in history this week, including potential strikes outside the country.
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There is also a thread at the message forum
Federal officials said new raids targeting Internet warez groups are in the works following the largest U.S. crackdown on Internet piracy in history this week, including potential strikes outside the country.
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There is also a thread at the message forum
An FBI spokesman confirmed on Wednesday that the U.S. government is working on a controversial Internet spying technology, code-named Magic Lantern, which could be used to eavesdrop on computer communications by suspected criminals.
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When Intel's Pentium 4 comes to notebooks next year, consumers will discover a boost in computing power--and possibly an extra fan.
The new mobile Pentium 4 chip, which sources familiar with Intel's plans say will launch in late March or early April, will run at 1.6GHz and 1.7GHz--faster than any other portable chip.
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The new mobile Pentium 4 chip, which sources familiar with Intel's plans say will launch in late March or early April, will run at 1.6GHz and 1.7GHz--faster than any other portable chip.
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Ice Gameware has posted a new article Pirates and Developers which discusses the reasons for software piracy
Intel spent nearly 10 years and hundreds of millions of dollars to develop Itanium, but the first version of the chip has faced slow sales so far.
In the third quarter--the first full quarter of Itanium sales--manufacturers sold just $13.7 million worth of servers containing the chip, which comes to less than 500 servers, according to market researcher IDC.
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In the third quarter--the first full quarter of Itanium sales--manufacturers sold just $13.7 million worth of servers containing the chip, which comes to less than 500 servers, according to market researcher IDC.
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VIA Hardware has posted their Holiday 2001 Editor's Gift Picks list.
ActiveWin reports that the first Service Pack for Office XP will be available on December 13
WinInfo reports that Bill Gates promises Visual Studio .NET in 30 Days
Storage Review has put up an IPEAK SPT Review
Hardcoreware has put up a new editorial PC Gaming: The Lost Genres
Dell Computer has named Avanade the preferred consulting company to help customers install Dell servers using Microsoft's top-end Datacenter version of Windows, the companies said Monday.
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ActiveWin reports that Microsoft starts the beta test of Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 1
Intel has issued new software that fixes a problem that held up the release of Compaq Computer's first Itanium servers.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based giant has come out with a new BIOS (basic input/output system) for its Itanium chip that resolves a problem Compaq recently discovered with its ProLiant 590/64 server, which contains the chip.
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The Santa Clara, Calif.-based giant has come out with a new BIOS (basic input/output system) for its Itanium chip that resolves a problem Compaq recently discovered with its ProLiant 590/64 server, which contains the chip.
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