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Intel “Conroe-L” Launch Plans

Intel’s latest roadmap reveals the Conroe-L processors will arrive in 2007. The Pentium E1000 series will arrive in Q2
’07 with models E1060, E1040 and E1020 as previously reported. These new Pentium’s will target the value sector and coexist with Intel’s Pentium 4 HT models 651, 641 and 631 for a quarter.

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A Waterproof Stainless Seal Vault Sealed Shut for the next 6,107 years

Lacking the budget for poison darts and giant stone spheres, the builders of this crypt instead used a different deterrent against would-be early intruders: Guilt. A stainless steel plaque is mounted above the crypt’s sealed entrance, begging any who encounter the crypt to leave its contents undisturbed until the year 8113.

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Intel’s Quiet Investments - Integration Of CPU/GPU On The Horizon?

Intel moved in on a quiet little investment of a UK-based company against the backdrop of IDF the other day. And if you weren’t maniacally focused on some of these things, as we are around here at HH, it would have sneaked past you, right under your nose, without so much as a twitch of your sensory circuits. However, a press release that came acro

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GeForce Go 7950 GTX, Great Graphics for the Gamers on the Go

NVIDIA has officially announced their latest high-end killer mobile GPU, branded the GeForce Go 7950 GTX. With 24 pixel shader engines, core speeds of 575MHz, memory speeds up to 1.4GHz with 512MB on board. This preview of the technology goes through features, specifications and performance expectations in detail. Can be configured in SLI.

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Intel Core 2 Chipset Power Consumption Shootout

Since the introduction of Intel’s 90nm Prescott core, power consumption has been at the forefront of any CPU related discussion. But as both AMD and Intel strive towards introducing more power efficient cores we must turn our attention elsewhere to find new areas where power savings are necessary.

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Linksys WRT350N Wireless-N Gigabit Router with Storage Link

“Linksys busted out a new pre-N wireless router today, the WRT350N Wireless-N Gigabit Router with Storage Link. They’re claiming wireless throughput speeds of up to 12 times 802.11g with this thing. To sweeten the deal, the WRT350N also includes a wired Gigabit switch…”

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SanDisk Introduces 2GB microSD to Japan

Memory manufacturer SanDisk Corp. announced on Thursday that it will begin selling microSD memory cards at capacities up to 2-gigabytes, the highest amount of storage offered in microSD format to date.

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Down With DRM Video Contest Winners Announced!

Freeculture.org is pleased to announce the contest winners for our Down With DRM video contest. We had a lot of great entries, and want to thank *all* of the participants for their submissions. They
’ve all contributed greatly to raising awareness in the fight against DRM.
The winners will all receive a Neuros OSD digital video recorder.

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Computers and Cat Litter

You may think computers and cat litter have absolutely nothing in common, but using the wrong litter in the vicinity of an air-sucking computer can have devastating effects! See which litter works the best in a high-tech envinronment.

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