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| Guitar Hero Amplifier 28r |
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| Posted by Chip on Monday, September 25, 2006 @ 09:16:05 MST (379 reads)
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 The Ant Commandos (TAC) Announces the Guitar Mania Amplifier 28r for the PlayStation(R), PlayStation(R)2, Xbox, Xbox360
CHINO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- September 21, 2006 -- Today, The Ant Commandos (TAC), a leading designer and distributor of innovative peripherals and accessories for the gaming world, announced the launch of the Guitar Mania Amplifier 28r for PlayStation®, PlayStation®2, Xbox, and Xbox360.
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| AMD and ATI to Create Processing Powerhouse |
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| Posted by Chip on Monday, July 24, 2006 @ 10:21:52 MST (285 reads)
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- $5.4 Billion Acquisition Will Drive Growth, Innovation and Choice -
- AMD and ATI to Hold Joint Executive Conference Call
Today at 8:00 a.m. EDT -
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| Advanced Micro May Buy ATI for About $5.5 Billion |
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| Posted by Chip on Saturday, July 22, 2006 @ 23:23:43 MST (268 reads)
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Advanced Micro May Buy ATI for About $5.5 Billion, Person Says.
July 21 (Bloomberg) -- Advanced Micro Devices Inc., the
world's second-biggest maker of microprocessors, plans to buy ATI
Technologies Inc. for about $5.5 billion, according to a person involved in the negotiations.
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| Flying V Guitar Hero Controller |
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| Posted by Chip on Saturday, July 08, 2006 @ 00:25:51 MST (584 reads)
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 Guitar Hero fans put your axe down and check it. TAC, the makers of the only third pary controllers for Guitar Hero will be releasing their version of the Gibson Flying V. It appears the TAC Flying V will have a longer neck than their previous controller, the Shredder. I personally hope the buttons have a better feel to them too. The Shredder's buttons seemed mushy to me. TAC claims to have the new Flying V with a wireless option too. Are you listening Annon?
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| Microsoft Ultimate Keyboard |
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| Posted by Chip on Friday, June 30, 2006 @ 10:10:31 MST (397 reads)
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I love my Logitech DiNovo and never though anything would make my heart stray ... till now. Microsoft Hardware is pushing the innovation envelope and introducing industry firsts to help you move from work to play with cutting-edge performance and total style.
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| Ageia PhysX Card Reviewed |
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| Posted by Chip on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 @ 07:39:51 MST (476 reads)
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| Since Half-Life 2 made physics cool, we've heard whispers of a small start-up company, Ageia, developing a Physics Processing Unit (PPU). Our dreams of accellerated physics have come true, or have they? Hot Hardware puts the first Ageia PhysX card to the test. With only two hardware manufacturers making the Ageia PhysX, see if Asus and BFT Tech are in for boon or bust.
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| NVidia Forceware 81.95 WHQL Certified Drivers |
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| Posted by Chip on Wednesday, December 07, 2005 @ 08:48:52 MST (441 reads)
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| Once again I find updated drivers while doing some troubleshooting. The beauty of these drivers are they're not only the latest, but they're WHQL certified too. And checkout the fixed goody list in the Read More.
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| Comcast to Upgrade by 2Mbs |
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| Posted by Chip on Tuesday, July 26, 2005 @ 15:14:46 MST (308 reads)
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| My Internet went whack on me today. It was sporadic and seemed to have forgotten how to bring me lovely webpages. Strangely enough, IRC and POP/SMTP worked fine. Doesn't sound like a cablemodem issue does it?
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| John Carmack's .plan on NV30 vs R300 |
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| Posted by Chip on Tuesday, August 10, 2004 @ 13:11:47 MST (359 reads)
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| So you you're a diehard "X"card fanboy. As John Carmack points out in this .plan, the choice of hardware isn't so clear cut. From what I can surmise, the upcoming PCI Express GeForces should really rock with SLI...especially when NVidia gets their drivers tweaked.
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| Posted by Annon on Wednesday, July 21, 2004 @ 17:22:38 MST (319 reads)
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Reuters is reporting that ICANN has officially lauched IPv6 on it's root servers. In case you are wondering, this is a pretty big deal.
Vinton Cerf of the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) said the next-generation protocol, IPv6, had been added to its root server systems, making it possible for every person or device to have an Internet protocol address.
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Cerf said about two-thirds of the 4.3 billion Internet addresses currently available were used up, adding that IPv6 could magnify capacity by some "25,000 trillion trillion times."
He said the IPv6 system would run parallel to IPv4 for about 20 years to ensure that any bugs or system errors were weeded out.
You can read the full story here.
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