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 Evening Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 11:42 PM CEST - Oct,25 2002
  • Europe busts Nintendo for keeping game prices high - Console outfit Nintendo broke European antitrust laws, and an announcement of the level of fine is possible by next week, according to today's Wall Street Journal. Nintendo's sin, says the Journal, was obstructing cross-border sales, thus allowing it to keep prices high, and keep a frim grip on its distribution channel.
  • PowerBook's new PC rival--designed by Porsche - The VPR Matrix 200A5 is the third notebook Best Buy has created, and it's the best. It's also the first Windows notebook with a wide-aspect, 15.2-inch LCD with a 1,280x854 native resolution and a remarkable, high-fidelity digital audio system. The $2,399 system also includes a 2GHz Pentium 4-M, 512MB of DDR SDRAM, a 40GB hard drive, a combo CD-RW/DVD drive, and integrated 802.11b wireless networking. It all comes in an eye-catching, silver-magnesium case that weighs 6.4 pounds and measures 13.9 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and 1.2 inches thick.
  • It's Linux for IBM supercomputer project - IBM's $100 million Blue Gene program is directed at creating, by late 2005 or early 2006, a new family of supercomputers that will be able to perform a quadrillion calculations per second (one petaflop). Blue Gene/L, the first member of the family, will contain 65,000 processors and 16 trillion bytes of memory. Due in 2004 or 2005, the system will be able to perform 200 trillion calculations per second. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will use the system for performing nuclear weapons simulations.
  • Bank error gives woman billions - Following an error at a Swedish bank, a woman was credited with a sum of money twice the size of the country's defence budget. When Gun-Britt Marklund checked her account to see whether her monthly child allowance cheque had arrived, she found that the government had very kindly given her more than 93 billion kronor (L7bn). The mother of three told Associated Press: "You never see amounts like this. I thought that this money doesn't belong to me, and that something must be wrong."
  • Domino effect creates smallest chip - IBM has announced the latest development in the battle to create the smallest chip. Scientists at the company's Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California have built and operated a computer circuit in which individual molecules of carbon monoxide move like toppling dominoes across a flat copper surface. According to online publication Science Magazine, each circuit is so small that it would be possible to fit 190 billion of them on a standard pencil-top eraser.
  • Atari Adventure in Flash - Atari Adventure was the first of its kind, the mother of all graphic adventure games from Ultima to Zelda. It was also the instigator of hidden backdoors and easter eggs (now staples in every video game).
  • Matrox Graphics announces new Parhelia 256MB graphics card - Matrox Graphics today announced the new Parhelia 256MB graphics board designed for the most demanding 3D workstation users in the AEC, DCC, MCAD and GIS markets. At an ESP of US $599, an unprecedented price for this memory configuration on a graphics accelerator, the Parhelia 256MB provides the ultimate in productivity and reliability, award-winning image quality and cutting-edge workstation features.
  • ATI demonstrates world's first graphics cards powered by DDR-2  -  ATI engineers became the first to demonstrate a visual processing unit (VPU) powered by second-generation double-data rate (DDR) dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), known as DDR-2.
  • AMD Hammer FAQ - I've put up the initial portion of our new Hammer section. Initially it has only a few links, but I will add many more as time goes by. This will be the top place to go for links to important Hammer information and articles.
  • Unreal Tournament 2003 Tweak Guide - With UT2003 the incredible game engine developed by Epic Games is combined with the innovative gameplay and fast-paced action designed by Digital Extremes. And for a touch of nostalgia, the whole kit and kaboodle is distributed by Atari. This is one game dripping with atmosphere and charged with adrenalin, and it deserves nothing less than a tweak guide from TweakTown to do it real justice!
  • UT2003 Beta Patch 2126 - Here's a new beta patch for UT 2003 that was released on Epic's master server.
  • How to create a Voice Pack for UT2003 using Unreal Editor 3.0 - Voice Packs were one of the great ways of personalizing Unreal Tournament. When UT2003 (finally) came out, everyone was very disappointed that voice packs didn't seem to be possible; there is no obvious way of selecting the player's voice in the GUI, and all the taunts for all characters appear to be in a single file (PlayerSounds.uax). Well, after several hours of enjoying UT2003 I just had to get my Homer J Simpson voice pack back. So I went to work, and finally figured out how to do it.
  • RASPPPOE - PPP over Ethernet Protocol - RASPPPOE Version 0.98 has been updated to fix the "Error 31" issue some Windows NT 4.0 users experienced.
  • NetCaptor 7.0.2 Final - The small IE based browser NetCaptor has been updated to version 7.0.2 Final.
  • Drive Health v2.0.21 Beta - Drive Health is a Windows program that helps you to estimate your hard disks Life Resource. This tool allows you to predict possible HDD failure and prevent losing the critical data.
  • Fresh UI 4.50 - Fresh UI - your FREE Windows tweaking tool, check it out!
  • Roxio Easy CD Creator Platinum Update v5.3.2 - It can be installed in Windows NT, 98, 2000, ME, and XP. It has a number of fixes and adds new drive support, including support for DVD -R/RW and DVD +R/RW.

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