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Dan has more letters posted. In this issue: Optical iRams, mercury coolant, vacuum cleaner vs MP3 player, OPC errors, and RAID expansion.
From tbreak.com: After publishing our Core 2 peformance preview article, we got some inquiries on how Core 2 reacts to tighter memory latencies. We've updated our Core 2 article and added a page that shows just that. Full article here.
Microsoft Corp is developing a music and video device to compete with Apple's iPod and creating its own music service to rival Apple's iTunes, sources familiar with the plans said on Friday. Full article on Reuters.com.
Laptoplifestyle.net have a look at some new products from VIZO that were featured at the 2006 Computex.
Speaking of VIZO products, ExtremeMHz have a look at the VIZO Master Panel IDE + Sata front panel interface. Read the full review here.
Interesting read on BBC on the technology the Socceroos have been using to analyse opposing teams strategies, pretty crazy stuff.
IBM has landed one of the biggest government IT contracts of recent times, inking a $495 million deal to upgrade ageing systems at the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs. Full article here.
I spotted this funny article on the new CLK-GTR from AMG Mercedes, being defined at the world's most expensive lemon.
Wikipedia seems to be revising their 'Anyone can edit policy'. Full read here on NY Times. Edit: WindMinstrel points out that this article got it wrong.
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