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Thursday, 8-April-2004 19:46:54 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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There's some new Catalyst 4.4 drivers out for your ATI-based video card.
EETimes reckon that Intel's 64-bit approach is suspiciously similar to AMD's, but in some ways not similar enough.
Sciby noticed that webmonkey is closing, which is a shame. I learned a lot there when I was starting out with websites.
Interesting article here about how people are confused by movies, not knowing which historical events were real and which were fictional.
Apparently we're due for a RAM price rise due to a shortage, which has some manufacturers concerned already.
VoidedWarranty have an article on building a home theatre PC, while Tech-Report cover building a kitchen PC. okey dokey.
Australia's biggest company News Corporation is moving its home base to the United States.
It seems there are some benefits to making chips underwater.. part of the process, anyway.
This article has some info on Linux Kernel 2.6 optimisations.
The new security mentality of WinXP SP2 may have support phones ringing, thanks Timbo.
TomsHardware compared KVM switches, thanks Mikeo.
Some stuff from Murray: Toshiba and SanDisk have jointly developed a flash memory chip capable of storing twice as much data as their current largest-capacity flash memory. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), the world's largest contract manufacturer of semiconductors, will make chips for the next generation of Microsoft's Xbox game console. Intel will introduce four new mobile processors for ultraportable systems at the Intel Developer Forum in Tokyo. In a move to drive down the cost of systems built with its Itanium 2 microprocessor, Intel Corp. plans to make future versions of its Xeon and Itanium processors interchangeable at the socket level, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
HWZ have a 3-way roundup of GeForce FX 5700 Ultra video cards.
Our own PersianImmortal has started TweakGuides.com, with a UT2004 Tweak Guide.
3DAvenue are giving Australia and New Zealand readers a chance to win Space Invaders Anniversary.
There's another issue of ZZZ Online, err, online.
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