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Thursday, 16-March-2006 20:25:07 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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HardCoreWare have a dual-core battle between AMD's Athlon64 X2 and Intel's Pentium D Presler. You can read Chainbolt's take on this battle in our recent Presler review.
HWAnalysis wonder if AMD's AM2 + DDR2 combination will improve performance or lower it.
Tech-Hounds look at their Radeon X1900 XTX in more detail. As promised, in this article we examine both adaptive antialiasing and HDR rendering on the Radeon X1900 series.
ArsTechnica covered TV over IP. As AT&T continues to build out its fiber network, IPTV will become an alternative to traditional cable and satellite delivery methods. We haven't even worked out digital TV properly yet.
CNet report on Intel's Australian Viiv launch. More of a platform than a product, Intel is hoping that Viiv will do for the lounge room PC what its Centrino brand has done for Wi-Fi notebooks.
More small PC's from XYZComputing, who look at the UMPC. Simply put, the ultramobile PC (UMPC) is a tablet computer which will run a modified version of Windows XP Tablet edition and is powered by an Intel processor.
Murray spotted a new keylogger trojan that can even record mouse clicks. So much for that annoying web keyboard thing I have to use whenever I log into my Westpac internet banking. :)
Eroda sent in this video of WinXP booting on an iMac. This is apparently real, not as silly as earlier reports. :)
Technic3D is a German site, but their recent dual 120mm radiator roundup (translated) is understandable via the pics and graphs.
Dan reports on a USB drive time bomb, but it's not the corruption issue mentioned in this forum post.
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