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TechNews - Radeon HD 4770 is one of the best buys - tech
(hx) 02:14 PM CEST - May,01 2009 - Post a comment / read (3)
  • ATI Radeon HD 4770 Tested - Great Gaming Performance for Under $100? - The Radeon HD 4770 is one of the best buys at its expected price point currently. Performance is strong in light of competing offerings, the price is right, and the card is cheaper to operate over time than anything else in its class. Anyone in the market for a new graphics card priced around a hundred bucks should definitely consider the new AMD ATI Radeon HD 4770.
  • Crossfire vs SLI Performance Comparison - With just raw cost as a factor the GTX 295 quad GPU setup will set you back just over $1100, while the HD 4870x2 combo will only (insert sarcasm here) set you back $800-$1000 depending on the cards you buy. The Sapphire cards will only set you back 400 bucks each, instead of the more popular pricing of 500 bucks. In the single GPU card class, the GTX 285 combo will cost you almost $700 - at a cozy $680 - while the HD 4890 combo only goes for $530, with prices scaling downward based on the video card's capabilities. That being said, the best value per frame per second delivered is the GTX 260 SLI combination at $3.44 per FPS at 1920x1200, and $4.59 per frame at 2560x1600. In most of the games tested, the GTX 260 SLI combo did not deliver the best performance, but it was able to hold its own. Raw performance goes to the Quad SLI GTX 295 combo
  • GE Succesfully Demonstrates 500GB Holographic Disc - General Electric announced that it has made a breakthrough in holographic disc technology that could lead to affordable 500GB optical discs that measure the size of traditional DVDs. 
  • Windows 7 Release Candidate RC Review - TechReviewSource: Overall, we can comfortably say that Windows 7 is the best version of the Windows operating system to date. As we said in our beta 1 review, Windows 7 has the stability of Windows XP and the look and feel of Windows Vista. The operating system responds quickly and without hesitation and generally feels like it works nicely. 
  • Windows XP Mode Internals - Overview - Windows XP Mode will be installable on three Windows 7 SKUs: Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate. More specifically, the license policy VirtualXP-licensing-Enabled is only installed and present in these SKUs, of which XPM checks upon use. 
  • AutoRun changes in Windows 7 - AutoPlay will no longer support the AutoRun functionality for non-optical removable media. In other words, AutoPlay will still work for CD/DVDs but it will no longer work for USB drives. For example, if an infected USB drive is inserted on a machine then the AutoRun task will not be displayed. This will block the increasing social engineer threat highlighted in the SIR. The dialogs below highlight the difference that users will see after this change. Before the change, the malware is leveraging AutoRun (box in red) to confuse the user. After the change, AutoRun will no longer work, so the AutoPlay options are safe
  • More Windows 7 Release Candidate details - Paul Thurrott has posted a few more interesting details about the upcoming Windows 7 Release Candidate.
  • Windows 7 RC1 to be usable until June 2010 - Wanna switch to Windows 7 before the full version comes out, but don't want to pay for the upgrade? No problem - just stick with the release candidate for a while. PC World reports that licenses for Windows 7 RC1 won't expire until June 2010.
  • Windows 7 RC1 vs. Vista: First Benchmarks - The results are a bit of a mixed bag: Windows 7 RC1 consistently beat Vista in raw benchmarks by a small margin, and lagged slightly behind Vista in some very real world measures. What's really interesting is that in regular usage, Windows 7 still feels faster and more responsive than Vista, even though the objective numbers say otherwise. It's more than just a simple "hey it's not Vista" placebo effect: It points to a slicker, refined user experience that makes you feel like the OS responds more hastily or smoothly to your whims.
  • Ubuntu 9.04 as slick as Windows 7, Mac OS X -CNET favorably compares the 'Jaunty Jackalope' desktop to Microsoft's and Apple's latest.
  • Microsoft Offers Secure Windows - But Only to the Government -  It's the most secure distribution version of Windows XP ever produced by Microsoft: More than 600 settings are locked down tight, and critical security patches can be installed in an average of 72 hours instead of 57 days.  The only problem is, you have to join the Air Force to get it :P
  • Adobe PDF Vulnerability alert - Adobe has warned that its Reader and Acrobat PDF software is vulnerable to an unpatched vulnerability. A pair of flaws in the JavaScript functions of the PDF reading application are behind the problem, prompting Adobe to advise surfers to disable JavaScript as a workaround, pending the availability of a patch
  • Mobile Google Product Search Helps You Shop for Deals (video) - To give you a better sense of what to expect from the mobile version of Google Product Search, check out the demo video that shows you how to buy lava lamps on the go.
  • Experts Warn Internet Is Running Out of Bandwidth - Experts predict that consumer demand, already growing at 60 percent a year, will start to exceed supply as early as 2010 because of more people working online and the soaring popularity of bandwidth-hungry Web sites such as YouTube and services such as the BBC's iPlayer.
  • Own Your Own Internet Connection (video) - You guys should watch this video of Google's policy analyst talking about actually owning the internet connection that runs to your house
  • Track The Swine Flu Online - Thanks to modern technology and the internet, you can finally track deadly outbreaks online via HealthMap. Gone are the days of waiting for your friends to return from a trip overseas to tell your there is an avian flu epidemic, now you can see it all online firsthand! (thanks bluepig)
  • Speakers made from paper (video) - Industrial Technology Research Institute from Taiwan has made paper-thin speakers called Flexspeakers. They will be currently sold in the dimensions of 8.5 x 11 inches sheets costing $20. They will be available in much larger sheets or even rolls. The speakers are made by layering thin electrodes and a prepolarized diaphragm between two thin sheets of paper. Their first application is to use Flexspeakers in cars and next as movie theater posters.
  • A chemical gel that can walk like worms and caterpillars (video) - A Japanese robotics lab has demonstrated a chemical gel that can walk like an inchworm or a looper caterpillar. Shingo Maeda and colleagues made the colour-changing, motile gel by combining polymers that change in size depending on their chemical environment. It is based on an oscillating chemical reaction known as Belousov–Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction.
  • Augmented Reality Magic Trick (video) - Here is the preview version of my augmented reality card trick. Have fun watching and let me know what you think!
  • You Fade To Light (video) - This is a pretty interesting art project that uses hundreds of small OLED screens that mimic the movement of the person in front of the screen.
  • New Terminator Salvation TV Spots - Terminator Salvation arrives in theaters on May 21st this summer.
  • Official Trailer for Max Mayer's Adam - Fox Searchlight has just debuted the official trailer for Max Mayer's Sundance hit Adam. 
  • Case 39 - Creepy Trailer - This trailer starts out looking like your standard thriller about angry, demonic parents who abuse their child, but it suddenly turns into a creepy paranormal horror feature about halfway through. And maybe that's why it hasn't been released yet.
  • G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra - International Trailer - G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra is directed by big action filmmaker Stephen Sommers, of The Jungle Book, Deep Rising, The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, and Van Helsing previously. Paramount will premiere G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra in theaters everywhere on August 7th this year.
  • District 9 Teaser Trailer - Sony has finally debuted the first teaser trailer for District 9, the upcoming alien feature from first-time filmmaker Neill Blomkamp.
  • Brand New Transformers 2 Trailer - I don't care what anyone says… this trailer looks damn amazing :-)
  • Do you have swine flu? - I have a dust mask, 5 gallons of orange juice, 100 teabags of green tea and vitamins for my immune system. Am I safe? :-))
  • Best Video I've Seen Today Will Make You Smile - Wow. Great Idea and definitely well executed. I would have to agree that it's one of the best covers that I've heard. 
  • Video of Air Force Airplane 'Photo-Op' That Caused Panic in New - The Defense Department conducted the photo opportunity, which involved two F-16s escorting the plane, a Boeing 747, over Battery Park City and up the Hudson River.
  • Kellie Crawford in Ralph Magazine - Kellie Crawford an Australian singer, actress and children's performer finally comes on Australian men's magazine Ralph in May 2009 issue
  • Isla Fisher - Allure Magazine - Feb 2009 - The gorgeous Isla Fisher made her way onto another magazine cover. She shines on the cover of February's Allure Magazine.
last 10 comments:
strangestsensation(07:49 PM CEST - May,01 2009 )
Always preferred John Lennon re: Stand by me. I guess it's a matter of taste.

Bert(02:34 AM CEST - May,02 2009 )
Case 39

A working link to the trailer is http://www.joblo.com/arrow/index.php?id=16430 at least for now.

(10:20 AM CEST - May,02 2009 )
Bert> Case 39

A working link to the trailer is http://www.joblo.com/arrow/index.php?id=16430 at least for now.

superb, thank you very much!

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