Similiarly there's no mention of a Tegra K1 SoC with LTE. I think this is a sign that Nvidia will shortly abandon the smartphone market. Without any CDMA, or TD-SCDMA in their modem support they can't sell in Chinese or American markets

The console market is guaranteed cash in the bank, with no competition from any other player. There's few companies that have a deal like that.
And the margin is quite good considering that Microsoft and Sony shared in development costs.

That article for some reason ignores the last 2 quarters where AMD turned a profit. People have being saying AMD is finished for the last ten years, but yet it's still here.

The summary says that Intel Haswell CPUs will support DirectX 12, however it seems that only Iris and Iris Pro iGPUs will support it according to this article:
http://wccftech.com/microsofts...

What does that have to do with it? i5-4670K and i7-4770R have same amount of L1, L2 and L3 cache

The eDRAM simply makes the chip way too expensive.
If you look at the price of i7 core 4770R: $358. It's an i7 but has only has 6 MB of cache (compared to the 8mb of the regular i7 4770). So basically, it's about the same value as a i5-4670K which cost $243. With the price difference you could buy a Radeon R7 260X, which will trash Iris Pro in performance.

So, basically you can just pay $19 for one month and then cancel your subscription

In Albama they use the bibical value for pi: http://www.nmsr.org/alabama.ht...

I've heard a discussion about the possiblity that the plane broke free of gravity and flew into space, because of the light weight composites used in the contruction of the plane (I swear I'm not making this up)

by my own observation and I've heard it mentioned a lot on forums

I suspect that that won't work, because the entire disk become unreadable by the OS. I mean you can't even see the list of files

CD-Rs last for a *lot* longer than DVDs, but they are impractical because of capacity

> I always rip it to DIVX. 800 MB for a DVD or even bluray rip is a great economy
I do that as well, but I found out to my horror that all my DVD's had become unreadable over time. So, probably good idea to test your backups from time to time