The ASUS Rampage II Extreme is probably the motherboard to get if you are thinking about building your next ultimate PC.
The ASUS Rampage II Extreme supports Intel Core i7/Intel Core i7 Extreme and features HyperThreading Technology , SLI Ready, CrossFireX Ready.
It also supports 45nm CPU, Intel QuickPath Interconnect – up to 6.4 GT/s!
This is the mot
Looks like the next generation swiss knife is here, a SwissFlash, equipped your typical scissor, knife, and of course, a 32GB Samsung flash drive coupled with fingerprint sensor too.
I’d say this is the swiss knife on steroids. It should be available at Victorinox soon.
But it’s also designed to serve as a handy presentation remote, since it comes with bluetooth and a set of emulated left and right mouse buttons. So the knife you probably already carry in your pock
A lot of tech bloggers (I won’t name them here) have been bashing how crappy WiMAX is when they haven’t even used it or don’t even know what the chip manufacturers are doing.
Well, finally here’s proof. At least if Intel is thinking of new CPUs with WiMAX support, it’s going to explode!
I am going to get one of these cool UMPC with WiMax embedded.
Look at the logos of companies already making WiMAX devices, the future is c
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3QK1eu3q3E
Wow, this is thing is AWESOME!!!
This guy could make a lot of money making this into a “world” travel virtual world.
Sun has been very successful in spreading Java to over 6 billion devices throughout the world. Well over a billion cell phone run Java. We in Sun Labs are interested in what comes next. In order to help make sure that the next generation of gadgets is based Sun technology, we developed Sun Small Programable Object Technology (SPOT). We’ve created an experimental platform to inspire developers to bu
HeeKyong Yoon from SpringNote.com, was nice enough to chat with me on their cool “wiki” product, SpringNote:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VAq7Q_LeBI
FYI, SpringNote.com is a subsidiary of NcSoft.com, the creators of legendary online game, Lineage.
Well, I tried out SpringNote, here’s a screenshot:
It’s very simple to use, just like a real notebook except you have unlimited number
Adobe Flex, will it be the next generation technology for Web 3.0? It’s hard to tell at this point as SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for flash or flex has not proven to be great. Although you could make an opinion that flash or flex can be embedded in an HTML page, that’s still no where close to RSS and tags that blogs offer.
Today, I met when Steven (Stephen) Harris from WebSpiders.com, a Global IT Outsourcing company that specializes in development of Adobe Flex and AJAX web applications.
Steven was nice enough to show me a
