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 Nightly Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 04:51 AM CET - Mar,27 2002
  • Pioneer cuts recordable DVD disc prices - The company halves prices to tempt buyers, but a major obstacle remains: how to give its recordable-DVD discs the mainstream acceptance enjoyed by read-only products.
  • Mobile P4 prices "to drop dramatically" - In 1K tray quantities, the 1.6GHz and 1.7GHz P4-M processors cost US$401 and US$508. In May, Intel could (our italics) reduce prices to c.US$210 and US$250, Currently the 1.6GHz and 1.7GHz desktop P4s US$133 and US$163, also for 1,000 units.
  • 1024-bit encryption is 'compromised' - According to a security debate sparked off by cryptography expert Lucky Green on Bugtraq yesterday, 1,024-bit RSA encryption should be "considered compromised".
  • Microsoft .NET promo reveals personal info - Microsoft has adopted an unusual approach to community building - by disclosing the personal information of thousands of applicants for a Visual Studio web promotion. Despite being alerted to the privacy breach, the personal details of several thousand individuals are still online.
  • Vitesse slips as others ship 10-Gbit net processors - Vitesse Semiconductor Corp. has postponed development of its 10-Gbit/second network processor, citing a weak market for such high-end devices. The company is following the lead of at least two sizable competitors, though a few other suppliers are delivering 10-Gbit/s devices, including Applied Micro Circuits Corp., which started sampling its nP7510 processor this week.Blade II - Electric Boogaloo
  • Blade II - Electric Boogaloo Review - The story (which I urge you to ignore) is that Blade must team up with the "BloodPack" to defeat a new, powerful and virulent strain of vampires known as the "Reaper" strain which poses a threat to the Vampire Nation and to Humanity alike. Read more at Slashdot.org
  • Early Xbox sales low in Europe - report - In the first three days in Germany MCV says only 10,000 Xboxes got into the hands of consumers, and this position was mirrored in France. In the UK it chalked up a healthier 48,000 in the first three days. MCV speculates however that large quantities of machines will have been bought by dealers; so although they might show up in any sales claims Microsoft makes (it hasn't, yet), they're only real say when (or if) they go out of the shop door.
  • Chaintech AG321 GF3 Ti200 (gold edition with 128MB) Review - In our tests, we overclock the card using nvmax. Although we are able to run steadily for q3 at 250/570, 3Dmark2001SE fails. To demonstrate maximum overclockability, we reduce it until 3Dmark2001SE works and all 3D graphics applications do not show any tearing. The performance gains over standard timings 175/400 is around 2.3% ~ 24%, the differences is larger when operating at higher resolutions.
  • Leadtek GeForce 4 Ti4600 WinFast A250 Ultra TD Review - HotHardware has posted their review of  Leadteks latest Nvidia based graphics card.
  • ATi Radeon 8500 Videocard Review - After its initial release back in October the Radeon 8500 was met with mixed emotions. The card had immense potential, and with such a powerful chip it should have done well but in true ATi fashion the 8500 was plagued with driver problems. With subsequent driver updates the card got better and better, and now it's performance is even better than the GeForce3 Ti500 in certain benchmarks! ATI built in support for DirectX 8.1 features so the Radeon 8500 is still one of the most advanced videocards on the market today. Yes, even more advanced than the GeForce4 Ti line of videocards! (Ed. flame here) The core of the Radeon 8500 is clocked at 275 MHz and backed up with 64 MB of DDR RAM that runs at 550 MHz. The 8500 is a videocard to be reckoned with by any measure.
  • Global DivX Player v1.9.5 - Global Divx is program that allows for a much more efficient movie watching experience. Consuming less memory and CPU Cycles than Windows Media player, this player provides a better looking, familiar interface to watch movies on your Windows PC.
  • APK NTFSMax 2000++ - A program that speeds up NTFS filesystems a great deal by tuning the filesystem at the registry level in many areas to stop NTFS from having to make some entries on each time a file is accessed, thus less entries made & less time spent by the filesystem drivers having to do them. It also tunes whether the Operating System itself pages itself to disk as well, thus keeping it in RAM for faster access/reaccess as well.  (freeware)
  • Opera 6.02 build 1066 - Opera Software have released another beta version of Opera 6.02Build 1066.
  • VIA Twister and TwisterK Drivers - Logo'd: Twister/TwisterK Win2K/XP v13.93.22 w/Hotkey / Logo'd: Twister/TwisterK Win2K/XP v13.93.22 no Hotkey / Logo'd: Twister/TwisterK Win2K/XP v13.93.22 Rotation.
  • VIA ProSavageDDR Drivers - Logo'd: ProSavageDDR Win2K/XP v13.93.24 Rotation / Logo'd: ProSavageDDR Win2K/XP v13.93.24 w/Util / Logo'd: ProSavageDDR Win9x/ME v13.00.33.
    VIA SuperSavage Drivers - Logo'd: SuperSavage Windows9x v12.32.26.
  • Hydravision 3.00.120 beta - ATi has released newer version of their multi-display software. This version version works with ALL-IN-WONDER RADEON 8500DV, ALL-IN-WONDER RADEON 7500, RADEON 8500, RADEON 7500, RADEON 7000 and RADEON VE on Windows ALL.
  • Refresh Rate Fix for 28.32 Detonator Drivers - French Site NVchips have released a Refresh Rate fix compatible 28.32 Detonator for XP/2K. Note : These drivers work Great - tested in Counterstrike and Quake III. (thanks trader)
  • Mustek XP Drivers - Mustek has released new XP drivers for the BearPow and 1200, USB scanner series.

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