Posts Tagged ‘memory’




by max on June 10th, 2009
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The new iPhone 3G S will probably be torn apart and posted all over the internet with its true specs but looks like T-mobile has released some of the specs which Apple has not: The relevant numbers are 256MB RAM for the OS, double that of the 128MB in the original iPhone, and a 600MHz processor, up from the pedestrian 412MHz of the first two models. The added RAM alone probably makes a h ...
by David Allen on June 9th, 2009
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The box is a card safe where you are able to keep all of your MMC/SDcards, Smart Media, Memory Stick or Compact Flash devices. The red box is looks as if it is official and offers the user protection against water and other damage that can cost the user all of the data stored on the cards or other devices.     Product Features and Technical Details Product Features Shock resistant: H ...


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by max on May 28th, 2009
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LMAO, it looks like people at AMD have invited the best overclockers in the world to test out the AMD Phenom II CPU limits with liquid nitrogen, they did reach a maximum of 6.89Ghz, what a FEAT! Located in the heart of Texas, the city of Austin is known for many things. Nicknamed Silicon Hills, the state capital accommodates an army of tech companies including the one and only Advanced M ...
by David Allen on May 8th, 2009
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This is the Ajoka pen camera that has other features like a 0.3 mega pixel video and microphone, so it is easier the catch people out when they are trying to rip you off or something. It only requires a single AA battery and has a massive 4 Gb memory, which is enough for thirty hours worth of recording.     Product Features and Technical Details Product Features Real time Date and Ti ...
by David Allen on April 22nd, 2009
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Politics and technology have never been so close, now the President Obama has arrived on the scene, he is charming and with it. In fact he sounds too good to be true, which is why he stands out from the rest, I suppose. For people who want more of the President here is a flash drive that not only offers a descent 2 Gb of memory it also has a hologram and an hour’s worth of Obama speec ...
by David Allen on April 15th, 2009
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Digital photography has changed the face of a lot of things that we all take part in, this can include people and places, but the disadvantage is that this tie has a built in mini digital camera that comes complete with 4 Gb worth of memory.     It’s a debateable point whether or not this is good this or not, or even if using something like is legal or not, after people can get ins ...
by David Allen on March 31st, 2009
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Sometime when someone decides to steampunk something, it comes out OK, but this USB flash drive has come out really great and looks as you would expect a steampunked gadget to look like. The body has been made from copper and the maker has finished it off with gears.     The 2 Gb flash drive is right there with many of the cool looking steampunk ideas, but the only worry is that if to ...
by max on March 27th, 2009
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Here’s a cool Atom-based desktop from Comfile Technology, where I used to work.  I really like this setup as I could probably get bunch of these to make some server clusters. Specs: Proccessor Intel Atom Processor 1.6GHz Main Board Intel 945GC North-Bridge Memory 1G DDR2 (667MHz) Graphic Intel GMA 950 Graphics HDD 160GB (SATA/5400rpm) Slot x1 PCI ...
by max on March 18th, 2009
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Here’s a really, really, simple hack that will make your PC (or Mac) run faster: “Minimize” any windows you are not using, run them in the background. Why? Computer operating systems simply take up a lot more memory and CPU resources when windows are open since the graphics have to be constantly updated. If you are editing videos, using Photoshop, or anything that requi ...
by max on February 20th, 2009
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Here’s some interesting news on how long it takes for a single Google query. Well, the answer is that it takes about 200ms, using the power of 1000 machines.  Now, those 1000 machines could probably handle a whole bunch more queries in the same times frame so don’t get surprised. Google Fellow Jeff Dean, in a keynote talk at WSDM 2009, shared some numbers about Google’s i ...

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