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Friday Afternoon (7 Comments) (link)
 Friday, 10-December-2004  14:34:11 (GMT +10) - by Agg

Today will be a bit of a news catchup day, so stay tuned for a few updates this afternoon.

There's a new version of CPU-Z out. Handy little free utility for info on your CPU, memory and motherboard.

VIAArena have an interesting snippet on their main page about using PCI-Express and AGP at the same time on an upcoming VIA chipset.

If you're thinking of trying out Thunderbird 1.0 email client that was launched recently, there's a getting started guide on Mozillanews.

With Lenovo springing to the worldwide #3 position in PC sales by buying IBM's PC business, you might think the top 2 would be concerned. Apparently not.

ABCNews report on the techie toys the kids want this year. "They are not interested in traditional toys. They are a little bit too old for a Barbie doll or toy car," says Hall. "The lines for toys are blurring, and when you turn 7 or 8 or 9, you're into technology, you want a mobile phone, you want to instant message with your friends."

Research suggests that keeping a hot laptop on your lap isn't a good idea, if you're a man concerned about your fertility. Mmm, roasted nuts.

One key to taking good photos is correct white balance - PCReview have a guide to getting it right. OCAU has a very busy Photography Forum, so if you're after more tips, dive into there.

Tweakers spent a little time overclocking the Athlon XP-M processor.

Dan has more letters. Than anyone. Ever.

Gigabyte have a pinball timewaster on their site. Something to do while we wait for the cricket pitch to dry out!



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