Evening Tech Bits [Jun 22, 2007, 6:57 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- IBM pushes 32-nanometer chips with BASF deal.
- Hitachi: Move the train with your brain. Thanks Mike Martinez.
- The Tech Report issues Amber Alert for Athlon X2 BE-series CPUs.
- Has Connect3D gone belly-up?
- GetRight Download Manager version 6.3 is now available. Thanks Ant.
- Microsoft kills third-party Windows client project.
- Opera Software reshuffles after struggle.
- Microsoft strips Office from charity PC scheme.
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After logging in to compusabusiness.com I found an x1600xt 256 card for $69. Listed it as on backorder. I ordered 4 to see what would happen. The next day they shipped and I have them now. I also seen a x1900xt 256mb for $97, I ordered 4 of those after my batch of 1600's came in and to no suprise they are still on backorder. Looks like it was too good to be true.
I like how Yahoo erroneously mentions that the IBM's Cell powers the 360 and Wii along with the PS3. I mean who has time to fact check or learn about the industry you are covering right?
"IBM plans to use the new chemicals across its entire range of products, which include its Power6 high-end server chip announced on May 21, a variety of ASICs for telephony backbone platforms, and its Cell Broadband Engine chip used to process high-end graphics data in gaming consoles, including Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 3, Microsoft's Xbox 360, and Nintendo's Wii."
"IBM plans to use the new chemicals across its entire range of products, which include its Power6 high-end server chip announced on May 21, a variety of ASICs for telephony backbone platforms, and its Cell Broadband Engine chip used to process high-end graphics data in gaming consoles, including Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 3, Microsoft's Xbox 360, and Nintendo's Wii."
So install Openoffice.
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