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A-DATA, who you may remember from this review, have a new "Vitesta Extreme Edition" memory series, in DDR and DDR2. The Extreme Edition series therefore includes DDR400+, DDR500+ and DDR553+ modules, with timing rates of CL2 for the DDR400+ module and CL3 for the DDR500+ and DDR533+ modules. More info here.
Altech Computers are running another of their LuckyDraw promotions, this time with Sony products. Basically, buy a Sony product from an Altech reseller, send in your info and you could win. 1st Prize - Sony DSCH1 5.1 MegaPixel Digital Camera + MSXM512S 512MB Sony Memory Stick + $50 Coles/Myer Gift Voucher. More info and entry details here.
Australia's Attorney-General reports on some reforms to the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979. The changes ensure the interception regime keeps pace with technological developments. More info in this 123KB PDF.
Thermaltake have a new dedicated PSU for SLI video cards. Power Express 250W effectively assists the consumers to retain the original power supply they have been using before the upgrade of their video cards. The sole purpose of the Power Express is to provide as high as 21A of +12V for the video cards. More info here. They also have a dual-VGA watercooling system that occupies a PCI slot, more info here.
SETI@home sent out a press-release from Sir Arthur C. Clarke explaining that they need some financial help to continue with their work. Following the "dot com" bust, the commercial support that kept SETI@home running has largely disappeared. Because of this loss of support, we can no longer count on matching funds from the University of California. We are rapidly approaching the end of what funds we do have. More info here.
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