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 Evening Tech Reading - tech
(hx) 02:40 AM CET - Jan,08 2003
  • New GameBoy Advance Details -  At a press conference in Tokyo, Nintendo of Japan has confirmed plans to release a revised version of its highly successful handheld, called Game Boy Advance SP. According to a Reuters report, the Game Boy Advance SP will be released in Japan next month, and it will debut in the US and Europe in late March. The revised device is expected to retail for around $100 in the US. (GameSpy  ~ Yahoo ~ Hi-res picture)
  • Group ditches bid to crack Xbox code - A computing project has abandoned its effort to crack the main security code for Microsoft's Xbox video game console. An update on the home page for The Neo Project says the group is no longer working on the Xbox "due to legal reasons."  Project founder Mike Curry said in an e-mail interview that he couldn't elaborate. "We cannot comment on anything that has happened in the last 24 hours; we can only say that we can no longer participate in the Xbox challenge," he said.
  • Lirva worm attaches to Avril Lavigne - Lirva (w32.Lirva@mm), also known as Naith, is a mass-mailing worm that is UPX-compressed to a file size of 32,766 and arrives via e-mail either announcing a new Microsoft patch or offering fan access to Avril Lavigne. Once active, Lirva will attempt to e-mail copies of itself to all contacts on an infected system, shut down all antivirus and firewall programs, and launch a Web browser to open the Avril Lavigne Web site on an infected user's desktop.
  • Microsoft Relaxes Licensing for Digital Media  - Microsoft will license the technology behind its digital media streaming software at lower prices and across a wider range of platforms, the world's largest software maker said on Tuesday. The new licensing plan for Microsoft's Windows Media 9 Series, which sends and receives audio and visual content across the Internet, will allow developers to create software that will run on various devices and on non-Windows-based computers, opening up a wider market for Microsoft's streaming standard.
  • S3 Graphics Launches All New DeltaChrome - S3 Graphics Inc. revealed details of the completely new DeltaChrome display core featuring full hardware support for the newly released Microsoft DirectX 9.0 application interface using Microsoft's HLSL (high level shader language). Targeted squarely at the top position in mobile and desktop graphics with high resolution connectivity for consumer and professional requirements, DeltaChrome brings exciting new features and unparalleled Hi-Def image quality and performance for 3D and video.
  • Shuttle introduces nForce2-based mini-barebones  - Shuttle, a Taiwanese motherboard maker, on January 6 launched an Nvidia nForce2-based mini-barebones system for the Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)-platform. With rising demand and expanding product lines, Shuttle predicts its will ship 500,000 mini-barebone systems this year, up from 250,000 units in 2002.
  • Apple to Boost FireWire Speed? - Apple may be planning to announce FireWire2, or FireWire 800, a new high-speed 800-megabits-per-second FireWire standard, at the Macworld Conference & Expo opening here Tuesday. The hint surfaced when hard-drive vendor SmartDisk--several hours after announcing its introduction of desktop drives that connect to Apple systems using the new 800-mbps FireWire standard--asked that the news be "killed due to premature release."
  • Notebook Comparison - X-bit labs compares the features and performance of the Compaq Presario 2810T and the Toshiba Satellite 1900-703.
  • Hypersonic Sonic Aviator 3.06GHz Pentium 4 Notebook - With nosebleed speed provided by a 3.06GHz Pentium 4 processor on a 533MHz front side bus, the Hypersonic Sonic Aviator boasts specifications that would make most desktop machines jealous. Is the machine worthy of a place on your desk? Let's find out as we take a look at the machine.
  • Sony Playstation Case Mod - GideonTech.com has a new guide, aimed at making use of that old Playstation you have sitting in the corner. Instead of using it as a paper weight, shove it into a case.
  • NVDVD 2.27 - NVIDIA has updated the trial version of their DVD to 2.27 (download). This new version features improved VCD playback, improved WinXP Fast User Switch mode, improved default color control settings for Hardware overlay and VMR modes, fixed region problems that occurred after installing new DVD-ROM drives and fixed problem with left/right/sub speaker configuration downmixing.
  • GSpot v2.1 Build 030105 - GSpot (download) determine what codec a video/audio file uses and what codec your system will use to play it. Identifies MPEG (.mpg), QuickTime (.mov), RealMedia (.rm), Windows Media (.wma / .asf), Flash (.swf) and others; will attempt a DirectShow render those (and any other) file, and report either the error or detailed results.
  • Windows Media Player 9 Final (build 2980) - Enjoy fast and flexible music and video playback with Windows Media Player 9 Series. Over 120 new features including Fast Streaming for instant-on playback, and Mini-player mode make this the best player yet. The latest version for Windows 98SE, Me, 2000 (13.6MB), and best experienced with Windows XP (10MB). You can also download Windows Media Encoder 9 Final (9.7Mb)
  • Creative Jukebox 3 Drivers (01/07/2003) - Creative has released the latest standalone drivers for the NOMAD Jukebox 3.
  • Sigma Designs REALmagic Hollywood Plus Driver v2.41 - Sigma have released a new driver for REALmagic Hollywood Plus (hardware MPEG decoder card).
  • NVIDIA Stereo3D driver 41.09 - Guru3D has  just added a set of patched nVidia Stereo3D drivers into their file-section. This is a patched nVidia Stereo3D driver for all Detonator driver`s up to v41.09. This revolutionary patched driver enables real stereoscopic 3D high-res pageflipped viewing of all DirectX based 3D games like Tomb Raider or Flight Simulator with shutterglasses like our ingenous AnotherEye.

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