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AMDBoard report on an AMD-branded benchmark called n-Bench3. Measurement is performed by "CPU Benchmark" which measures CPU performances, such as integer operation and a floating point arithmetic, and "3D Benchmark" which used the real-time display performance of 3D graphics as the base.
TheTechLounge have a low-end buyer's guide, for those who don't need the latest and greatest. A1-Electronics meanwhile cover choosing a graphics card.
Here's an interesting page about assembling a motorcycle in a factory. Coincidentally, the same kind of motorcycle I recently rode from Perth to Sydney on!
Xbit wonder if new low-latency DDR2 finally gets a clear performance lead over regular DDR.
ExtensionTech cover modding Christmas lights to be powered by USB.
Damien spotted this Hydrogen-powered postie bike, created by the University of Tasmania.
TheTechZone have some ideas about recovering data from a crashed hard drive.
There's an interesting peer-to-peer program called Grouper covered on DesignTechnica. For those of you that have a tight circle of friends that want to share your personal media but are concerned about security, Grouper might be worth looking into as a possible solution.
Gary_J spotted some Sony PSP pics from E3.
SLCentral compared two smart watches from Suunto and Fossil.
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