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ggrobot
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 Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 12:17 am Post subject: Sunday Tech Madness-Microsoft's Origami info [21015] |
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SECURITY... Kaspersky AV Update Troubles Microsoft Users - Kaspersky Labs and Microsoft have recovered from an error that caused significant email troubles for some users of Microsoft's Antigen email security software. WinACE RAR and TAR Directory Traversal Vulnerability - The vu
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lmer
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| Quote: | | ATI Preps First HDMI-HDCP Video Card |
It's interesting to know that ATI had support for HDCP since 8500 and nVidia since 5700 and were advertising it in bold letters. Yet you can only wipe your ass(and hurt yourself) with those cards since the HDCP support in those cards is missing one major component. A brand new designed DRM chip.
So for you to be able to watch HD movies at resolutions of 1280 and higher on "THE VISTA", you are requred to buy a new video card which is not out yet. No, your 7800/X1900 won't work. If you don't have that kind of video card and/or a monitor with HDCP support (which also requires an appropriate DRM chip) you'll only be able to watch HDTV on resolutions upto 720px wide. Vista is still not out, yet i want it less and less.
So let's hope hackers have their way with that thingies. For convenience sake. |
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Jelster
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| Its about time hackers formed their own distributed processing network to just brute force these bastards into submission. |
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Jelster
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Can I just say that Origami looks pretty cool!
Laptops are too big and eat way too much power. I want a full OS portable computer that can operate for 5+ hours and run at a reasonable resolution.
I've been plenty interested in the Flipstart and Flybooks for their tablet and keyboard based designed in a tiny package.
Sometimes technology is just so damn slow at coming out. Guess I'll make do with my PPC until then. |
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