Penryn
Being a computer technicain in Penryn, Cornwall. I think that these processors will be a great hit with the locals.
Posts by Skullz1987
5 publicly visible posts • joined 16 Jul 2007
Intel's 'Penryn' to launch 11 November
Brando sniffs out USB new agers
Tuesday 14th August 2007 15:40 GMT
erm....
I agree with the article that it seems a BAD idea to mix liquid with electronics, but on the other hand it could be a very viable business opportunity. The key thing is how to keep the liquid in the X. If someone comes along accidentally knocks the usb stick or the desk, it could spill over and could potentiality be a health and safety hazard (If you know what I mean). I say good luck but i wont be buying one.
Logitech plugs in 'world's smallest' cordless mouse dongle
How to recover your 'unrecoverable' laptop
Tuesday 17th July 2007 08:20 GMT
How... But... WTF...
I find this article a little hard to take in! As an IT Technician I have to deal with this on a daily basis. The one thing I don't really understand is 'How does this work'? When you install windows on a machine you can't just take the HDD out and put it into another PC. The reason for this is (Assuming that the OS is XP) if any major hardware changes that take place has the potential to make the system BSOD and therefore not work.
If i have mistaken what the article was talking about then the only other way of backing up the data so someone could access it would be on a keystick like they had previously done!
Albatron reinvents graphics card as Blu-ray booster
Monday 16th July 2007 08:11 GMT
Nice Idea, But ....
So if you take blu-ray out of the name all you have is a standard Geforce 8800 GT card. If you get a better graphics card to the one you already have its suppose to accelerate games and make the graphics smoother and faster. As for DX10 compatible, I thought that the Geforce 8 series would already be DX10 compatible.
I'm at a loss what more does it do than an ordinary Geforce 8800 GT?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
