Hardware Analysis has posted part 2 of their how-it-works series on Semiconductor Physics.
Everything USB has posted a news story on the Ratoc USB host adapter for Pocket PCs
Sudhian Media has posted an article on the Chaintech Evolution Event
HotHardware has posted some comments from nVidia on 3DMark2003
NeoWin reports that Office 11 gets the name Office 2003
Microsoft has released Visio 2002 Resource Kit
Microsoft is in the process of applying for a wide-ranging patent that covers a variety of functions related to its .Net initiative.
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Thanks NeoWin for this one:
The purpose of this program, unlike most betas, is to augment the reporting capabilities of your existing Windows XP SP1 operating system to allow us to study Application Termination failures. The results of this study will be used to improve future versions of Windows.
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The purpose of this program, unlike most betas, is to augment the reporting capabilities of your existing Windows XP SP1 operating system to allow us to study Application Termination failures. The results of this study will be used to improve future versions of Windows.
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A computer trade group has filed a fresh complaint against Microsoft to the European Commission, alleging the latest XP version of Windows gives the software giant an illegal advantage that kills competition, sources familiar with the matter said Tuesday.
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It's déjà vu all over again: AMD has once again put out a high-end desktop processor that is meant to compete with Intel's fastest. This time it's the Athlon XP 3000+ aiming to go toe-to-toe with the 3.06-GHz Pentium 4 released a few months ago.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. continued its aggressive first-quarter rollout of new processors on Monday, unveiling its long-awaited Athlon XP 3000+ desktop chip.
The 32-bit chip, code-named Barton, is part of AMD's push to chip away at Intel Corp.'s dominance. The 3000+, with a 333MHz front-side bus, 640KB of on-die cache memory-512KB of Level 2 cache and 128KB of
L1 cache-and 2.1GHz of speed, is designed to compete with Intel's Pentium 4 line.
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The 32-bit chip, code-named Barton, is part of AMD's push to chip away at Intel Corp.'s dominance. The 3000+, with a 333MHz front-side bus, 640KB of on-die cache memory-512KB of Level 2 cache and 128KB of
L1 cache-and 2.1GHz of speed, is designed to compete with Intel's Pentium 4 line.
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Though the question was asked five years ago when Apple made the first move, Dell's recent abandonment of the floppy drive once again poses the question of: What's next?
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As of this week, DVD X Copy, a 321 Studios application recently reviewed by PC Magazine, is readily available from the 321 Web site and many popular retailers, including CompUSA and Fry's. But if seven of the leading movie studios have their way, this won't last long. On April 25, in US District Court for the Northern District of California, Judge Susan Illston will hear a motion from the seven studios claiming that 321 Studios two products (DVD Copy Plus and DVD X Copy) are illegal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and should be removed from the market.
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MajorGeeks have a Geek Give-A-Way
Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday released a faster version of its Athlon chip for servers and workstations, an upgrade to help the company maintain its new foothold in the server processor market.
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ExtremeTech has posted part 1 of their Platform Conference Summary
Slashdot reports that Finland drops EUCD for now
The Inquirer has posted a news story on the upcoming Office 11 Beta 2
The Inquirer reports that the AMD Athlon 64 delayed until September
