[Fatmixx.com] FatMixx: I sure hope that we don’t have to wait until Apple goes to Intel for that bump. (BTW Apple, I really want a computer the size of the tiny Sony Vio, but running OS X.

 [Infoworld.com] Intel strikes back with Nocona | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2004-08-02 ...: Intel unveiled the most recent arrival in its storied Xeon processor line with little fanfare, but in fact, it’s a major departure given that Intel has actually adapted the x86-64 instruction set that AMD developed for the Opteron. Intel’s new architecture, the EM64T (Extended Memory 64 Technology), brings a Xeon chip into direct competition with the Opteron for the first time.

 [Anandtech.com] AnandTech: Dell is alone among major U.S. computer manufacturers in locating manufacturing plants in the United States. Other major PC makers depend upon contract manufacturers mostly located in Asia to build PCs and other electronic products at low cost.

 [123suds.blogspot.com] Sadagopan's weblog on Emerging Technologies,Thoughts, Ideas,Trends ...: As the name suggests, Blogs On News lets you follow discussion of the latest news, as it takes place in weblogs.Using semantic matching technology, we're able to find relevant blog posts for news articles, even if those posts don't link back to the news. The technology doesn't rely on keyword matching, so you won't get a bunch of garbage, either.This first release of Blogs On News uses the latest news articles from Yahoo!

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[ The CamcorderInfo Blog: All About Shooting, Editing and Polishing Your Videos - Consumer Camcorders - Camcorderinfo.com] New Small PC Cases from Shuttle: If you’re looking to build an editing system, these two new cases from Shuttle might be worth considering. The SS59G (for Intel CPUs) and the SK12G (for the AMD Sempron) hold everything that you’ll probably need in a case the size of a toaster: they include Firewire, 5.1 sound, Ethernet and a decent graphics controller.

 [Infoworld.com] AMD tops Intel in September retail desktop PC share | InfoWorld ...: AMD benefitted from increased sales of Media Center PCs, Current Analysis said, which are meant to be used for home entertainment purposes. In September, Media Center PCs accounted for 46 percent of all U.S. retail desktop sales, the market researcher said, and 55 percent of those machines went out with AMD processors inside.

 [News.com.com] VooDoo PC founder weighs in on AMD vs. Intel | CNET News.com: "There have been times when Intel has requested that we build our ratio between the number of our AMD computers and the number of our Intel computers higher in favor of Intel--many times, as a matter of fact," Sood wrote in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "We've had allocation issues, where if we don't play ball, we don't get our allocation (of Intel chips).

[News.zdnet.com] VooDoo PC founder weighs in on AMD vs. Intel | Tech News on ZDNet: "There have been times when Intel has requested that we build our ratio between the number of our AMD computers and the number of our Intel computers higher in favor of Intel--many times, as a matter of fact," Sood wrote in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "We've had allocation issues, where if we don't play ball, we don't get our allocation (of Intel chips).

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[The Test Bed - computer product reviews and news] ECS launch new card for the PF88 Extreme: ECS launch new card for the PF88 Extreme ECS has announced a new converter card for their PF88 Extreme Hybrid motherboard. The A4S SIMA card features AMD’s Socket 754 and is it aimed at users who want to run the latest AMD Turion 64 mobile CPUs in a desktop PC.

 [Infoworld.com] ECS shows dual Intel, AMD motherboard | InfoWorld | News | 2005-06 ...: The first thing you need to do is to pull out the Pentium 4 chip, then switch the graphics card from one of the PCI Express slots to the other one. Next, the memory needs to be removed and inserted into slots on one of the additional boards so it remains close to the processor and can maintain a high-bandwidth connection.

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The Design Weblog - design.weblogsinc.com: DV Guru’s Ajit Anthony highlights a new short-film contest that may just land you a job at Dreamworks and discusses a new article about the true quality of the new HDV format while Mike Burgoyne talks about a new hack for adding night vision to the CVS disposable camcorder. (via Cosmos)

[ The CamcorderInfo Blog: All About Shooting, Editing and Polishing Your Videos - Consumer Camcorders - Camcorderinfo.com] New Small PC Cases from Shuttle: If you’re looking to build an editing system, these two new cases from Shuttle might be worth considering. The SS59G (for Intel CPUs) and the SK12G (for the AMD Sempron) hold everything that you’ll probably need in a case the size of a toaster: they include Firewire, 5.1 sound, Ethernet and a decent graphics controller.

 [News.com.com] VooDoo PC founder weighs in on AMD vs. Intel | CNET News.com: "There have been times when Intel has requested that we build our ratio between the number of our AMD computers and the number of our Intel computers higher in favor of Intel--many times, as a matter of fact," Sood wrote in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "We've had allocation issues, where if we don't play ball, we don't get our allocation (of Intel chips).

 [Infoworld.com] AMD tops Intel in September retail desktop PC share | InfoWorld ...: AMD benefitted from increased sales of Media Center PCs, Current Analysis said, which are meant to be used for home entertainment purposes. In September, Media Center PCs accounted for 46 percent of all U.S. retail desktop sales, the market researcher said, and 55 percent of those machines went out with AMD processors inside.

[News.zdnet.com] VooDoo PC founder weighs in on AMD vs. Intel | Tech News on ZDNet: "There have been times when Intel has requested that we build our ratio between the number of our AMD computers and the number of our Intel computers higher in favor of Intel--many times, as a matter of fact," Sood wrote in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "We've had allocation issues, where if we don't play ball, we don't get our allocation (of Intel chips).

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  | George Ou | ZDNet.com: In this story about the Sun-Google deal, Jonathan Schwartz (COO of Sun Microsystems) was asked about web-based Office applications and he replied:  "Is AJAX or a browser an appropriate vehicle for heavyweight office productivity software?  (via Cosmos)

interalia.org: Yet Another Weblog: ... What, that's it? I feel decidedly underwhelmed. Posted by Phil Ulrich at 03:06 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) Posted to: /Companies/Google, /Companies/Sun (via Cosmos)

[Planetsolaris.org] Planet Solaris: Slightly less than a month ago we started off a blog titled "Change is hard work .One of the co-authors of the article is Kunle Olukton who founded Afara .

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 [Pbs.org] PBS | I, Cringely . June 9, 2005 - Going for Broke: People "in the know" love this idea, that Hollywood moguls are forcing Apple to switch to Intel because Intel processors have built-in DRM features that will keep us from pirating music and movies. Yes, Intel processors have such features, based primarily on the idea of a CPU ID that we all hated when it was announced years ago so Intel just stopped talking about it.

 [Macworld.com] Macworld: News: Analysis: Why Apple picked Intel over AMD: Steve Jobs sent a seismic shocker across the tech landscape in June when he announced Apple would phase out PowerPC chips and put Intel processors inside Macs starting in 2006. To some, the move seemed puzzling: Why would Jobs, the king of cool design, make a deal with half of the empire that conquered the world with cookie-cutter beige boxes?

 [Www2.csoonline.com] Apple Responds to OS X-Intel Pirates - Security Feed - Blog - CSO ...: Developers have taken these pirated software builds and managed to make them work on numerous Intel-based processors, with some reports even claiming success getting Mac OS X to work on processors from AMD.

 [Theappleblog.com] The Apple Blog » Apple and Intel: Apple could be talking to Intel about developing a PowerPC compatible version of their Centrino technology, which combines networking, interfacing and most importantly wireless networking technology together into a single chipset. As a single chipset, it’s smaller, takes up less space and allows for smaller and lighter laptops.

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[Weblog.physorg.com] PhysOrg.com: Science, Technology Blog:    Only registered PhysOrg.com users can submit new stories to PhysOrg WebLog, but everyone can comment

 [Blogs.sun.com] Marc Hamilton's Weblog: Initially started as a collaboration between Sun, the Singapore Economic Development Board, and Nanyang Technological University, APSTC now consists of researchers from a number of Singapore universities along with leading universities across Asia. The model has worked so well, Sun will soon be expanding the concept into a Global Science and Technology Network in collaboration with new partner schools around the world.

[Technology.updates.com] | Stories Tagged with "Massachusetts Institute Of Technology ...: The $100 laptop computers that Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers want to get into the hands of the world's children .- October 03 2005 - NewsFactor Network (Article)

 [News.yahoo.com] Design of $100 Laptop for Kids Unveiled - Yahoo! News: The computers would be able to connect to Wi-Fi wireless networks and be part of "mesh" networks in which each laptop would relay data to and from other devices, reducing the need for expensive base stations. Plans call for the machines to have four USB ports for multimedia and data storage.

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[Demure Thoughts] Gerry Ferraro is our Idiot of the Day:: Katie is Knocked Up with with the child of the devil himself, Tom Cruise. She has 9 whole months to get those e-meter readings right and purge the body thetans.

 [Tomshardware.com] Tom's Hardware Guide: The Internet's premier source for PC Hardware information. Tom's Hardware Guide Hard News evolves into TG Daily...

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 [Misc. Gadgets - gadgets.engadget.com] The week in Engadget >: players will do high-def only via HDMI Microsoft’s Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Center Edition Singapore Airlines first with in-flight IPTV Fujitsu’s flexible, low-power color screen Motorola... to How Palm Became Palm Again The Clicker: Microsoft’s OPM for the masses Ask Engadget: Best cross

[Technology Futurist :: Main Page] Supercomm - Final Impressions: 1- IPTV: will be an important driver in the routing market, since the deployment of IPTV will entail a substantial upgrade of the existing routing network infrastructure. But I doubt that the time frame will be 2 years, as often mentioned by players such as Microsoft and Alcatel. 

[Blog.itvt.com] [itvt] Bloggit: Multiple Set-Top Box Vendors to Support Microsoft ...: The chip can be used to incorporate IPTV support into a range of consumer electronics devices, including DVD players and gaming consoles, as well as set-tops and integrated digital TV sets. "Our collaboration with Sigma is a great example of driving innovation in the IPTV industry that will ultimately enable an exciting world of next-generation TV and connected-entertainment experiences that consumers do not enjoy with today's legacy TV offerings,"

[Microsoft.blognewschannel.com] » Microsoft and the IPTV adventure InsideMicrosoft - part of the ...: “The Microsoft TV IPTV Edition platform enables end-to-end delivery of digital TV services to complement voice and data, using today’s broadband network technology. Operators can acquire broadcast and on-demand programming from multiple sources, encode and protect content with industry-leading Windows Media 9 Series, create and manage program packages and VOD service offerings, and deliver those services via broadband networks to low-cost set-tops running the Microsoft TV feature-rich multimedia program guide.”

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 [Mobile-weblog.com] The Mobile Technology Weblog - "Location Based Services and all ...: The Mobile Weblog is written by Oliver Starr, a serial entrepreneur with experience in technology, telecommunications, mass distribution, e-commerce, biotechnology and alternative medicine.

[Technology.updates.com] Intel Corporation: Latest News and Resources at Technology Updates: i213, is based on the Intel Centrino mobile .standard power management features to extend battery life.

 [Xbitlabs.com] X-bit labs - Hardware news - Intel Discontinues Family of Intel ...: Intel’s latest incarnation of Centrino platform previously code-named Sonoma primarily targets the consumers, while the initial Centrino incarnation addressed the needs of business and enterprise users, who are not much interested in loads of multimedia capabilities, but are more concentrated on battery life and wireless LAN capability, still, Intel incorporated a number of technologies that further reduce power consumption of notebooks, such as Intel Display Power Saving Technology 2 (Intel DPST2), which reduces display backlight power by up to 400mW with minimal visual impact.

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 [Derek.wordpress.com] derkilicious: I hate it when I pull a slice of pizza out of the box, and all the damn toppings slide of the top because they’re stuck to the box! I don’t know if I’m unlucky or something, but whenever I order out for pizza, 7 out of 10 slices pulled will come out faceless.

[Blog.drinky.org.uk] Adam Sweet’s Blog: After some final testing, my main PC is completely fucked. I took all of the parts out and new memory in and it still doesn’t work.

 [Jeremy.zawodny.com] Jeremy Zawodny's blog: Linux-Mag Archives: Email spoofing - the forging of another person's or company's email address to get users to trust and open a message - is one of the biggest challenges facing both the Internet community and anti-spam technologists today. Without sender authentication, verification, and traceability, email providers can never know for certain if a message is legitimate or forged and will therefore have to continually make educated guesses on behalf of their users on what to deliver, what to block, and what to quarantine, in the pursuit of the best possible user experience.

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[Knoblog - Carson Friday] Fake Video of OSX on Dell Laptop: I guess everyone is more succeptible these days to news like this after the shocker that Mac is going Intel. Everyone thought that was a hoax for sure, but then the news dropped and POW!

 [Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): I swear they said the mac mini would be the first to get the intel chips with the iBook and PowerBooks coming after that, and the PowerMac G5's and iMac G5's would be the last to get intel chips... squeeze the emac in there anywhere you please, unless they kill it for a mac mini that will cost 399.99 and come with a monitor...

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 [Folsom, California News, Message Boards & More - My Folsom .Com!] 126 Intel Folsom Jobs Going Overseas In an effort...: Popular features: Folsom Message Boards, Folsom Maps, Folsom Photo Journals, Folsom Restaurant reviews

 [American-european.net] Costa Rica Blogs - Newsfeeds Blog Archive » Intel opens 250 ...: According to the company site, “A significant amount of Intel’s major manufacturing and technology development happens in Costa Rica. The facilities in Heredia sit upon 126 acres and include two manufacturing plants and one distribution center dedicated to the assembly, testing and distribution of the world’s fastest processors: the Intel®

[Intel.com] Intel Education: LAT: Emerging Technologies: Intel-based learning solutions can help to transform your school from servers to mobile labs. We work with elementary and secondary education, higher education, and even ministries of education to help engineer the learning of the future.

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[Smallbiztechnology.com - technology is a tool! Use it to GROW your business.] EarthLink Introduces New VPN Services for Remote Workers: "EarthLink VPN provides small- and medium-sized companies a secure, remote access solution that keeps employees connected at home or on the road," said Kevin Brand, EarthLink vice president of product management. "The new service also provides valuable end point security features and protection tools so IT managers can ensure that their company's network is protected, and mission critical systems are not compromised."

[Wirelessdev.weblogsinc.com] Intel Developing New WiFi Security Technology - The Wireless ...: One of the more interesting tidbits to come out of this week’s Intel Developer Forum is a new technology currently under development that could prevent unauthorized access to WiFi networks. The technology times the amount of time it takes a packet to arrive at the client and go back.

 [News.com.com] Google thinks I care about the Orioles | CNET News.com: None of the information Google receives is personally identifiable, the privacy policy states. However, some privacy advocates were still concerned that just because Google isn't currently linking Web search data to specific users doesn't mean it won't in the future or that law enforcement can't, especially if Google knows more about consumers who have signed up for Gmail and other Google accounts.

 [Blogs.sun.com] Jonathan Schwartz's Weblog: When the internet's killer apps are becoming eBay, Google, Yahoo and MLB.com (for the majority of the planet, services are the killer apps on PCs, not the desktop publishing days of yore), the growth of a cross platform Java, Firefox and OpenOffice are a leveling force, driving the affordability, security and portability of internet access.

 [Mindfulmusings.net] Mindful Musings: By the way, since Jennifer and I are getting married, we decided to blog the marriage at Gittin Hitched Look for tips (on how to not fall apart), techniques (of avoiding spending way too much money), tidbits of our ceremony, the trials of a marriage between a “Hindu” and a “Catholic”

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Somewhat Frank ~ Blog: Check out Google’s Wi-Fi project here where it is referred to as “Google Secure Access”. Check out this article on Business 2.0 where it is referred to as GoogleNet and this post on A Stitch of Haste for more information. (via Cosmos)

  The Tao of Mac - HomePage: cost, and even call charges - anyone can say VoIP calls to, say, Trinidad or Beijing are cheaper than carrier X's tariff, but that doesn't make it uniformly cheaper, or (one of my key points) make the overall voice/service quality any better, let alone replace overnight mobile phone technology that we've been developing for a decade (nearly two if you count some DSP stuff). (via Cosmos)

[Relax, Everything Is Deeply Intertwingled] Web 2.0: Oft-mentioned technologies getting significant buzz in the hallway chatter were RSS, Wiki (and especially Wikipedia), Firefox, and Podcasting. (More interesting, technologies that received no mentions in hallway chatter were SOAP-style Web Services, Longhorn, Bluetooth, and WAP.)

 [Howtoweb.com] HowToWeb.com Blog: Broadband: Many critics point the finger at Washington for not fostering the kind of competition that has allowed Canada's broadband market to thrive and led France -- not exactly known for fostering capitalist competition -- to boost its broadband penetration from 12% in 2003 to a forecasted 41% next year. If cable companies were forced to open up their lines, over-night 80% of the U.S. would have more than one broadband supplier to choose from.

[Dailywireless.org] Daily Wireless - Intel + South Korea = WiMax: Unlimited broadband access starts at $25/month (£16) for 2Mbps, 8Mbps costs around $34 (£21) a month. More than 60 per cent of households have broadband access, and those without it can head down to one of the bangs found in every shopping mall and street.

[Gigaom.com] Om Malik’s Broadband Blog » Wireless USB, Getting Ready for Prime Time: Wireless USB is the first major application for ultrawideband, according to Rick Kornfeld, President and CEO, Staccato. Ultrawideband (UWB) is a newly allocated unlicensed spectrum (3.1 - 10.6GHz) that provides an efficient use of scarce radio bandwidth that is particularly useful in the high data rate personal-area networks (PAN.) Wireless USB can transport information at speeds of 480 megabits per second, which makes it comparable to current USB 2.0.

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