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Thursday Afternoon (again)
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Thursday, 13-March-2003 15:13:10 (GMT +10) - by Mred32
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Barry Sheene, Britain's world 500cc motorcycle world champion in 1976/77, died on Monday after a battle against cancer. RPM will have a tribute to Barry broadcast this coming Sunday on Channel Ten. Thanks Armunn.
Yesterday at CeBIT, AMD announced a new range of mobile processors. Bjorn3D take a look at what AMD have on offer and discuss the potential uses for these mobile chips.
FrostyTech have this to say about the Coolink U1P2 Heatsink. "this is an ugly heatsink - it's big, it's nickel plating doesn't look that great, and it uses two fans to achieve pretty damn good results". It does look ugly. I like that.
Those people who like the minimalist approach might like this little pc from MSI. The MSI Metis 266 Slim PC System.
I like the idea behind this. Settling corporate disputes by way of arm wrestle. Now if George and Saddam could give this a try the world might be a better place, then again, maybe not. From SnRuB.
torana found some info on overclocking an EPIA motherboard. Not an easy task, until now.
The U.S. Justice Department will seek to extradite an Australian man to stand trial on charges of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement. Read more on News.com.
HotHardware cover Intel's Centrino Launch and give their impression of the platform Intel plans to change the world with.
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on the Abit NF7-S nForce2 motherboard. Find out what they have to say about this tasty nForce2 board.
Don't forget to check out the OCAU Forums for all the latest gossip.
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