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Comment Re:Good vs Evil (Score 1) 926

by gray13 on Friday March 09, 2007 @01:21PM (#18290762) Attached to: The best archrivalry

You're one of those Notre Dame fans aren't you?

It should be Michigan vs. Ohio State.

Btw, IndianNeal is the evil one.

Commodore Returns with New Gaming PCs 281

Posted by Hemos on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @09:40AM from the everything-old-is-new-again dept.

JamesO writes "Commodore is a name which will bring memories flooding back to many a gamer and it's been announced that the legendary brand is to return with a new range of high specification gaming PCs. The new Commodore PCs optimized for gaming will be launched at the CeBIT show in Germany on March 15 and attendees will be offered the chance to play the latest PC games using the purpose-built PCs."

Journal Journal: NVIDIA Quadro FX 5600/4600: DX10 Workstation graphics coming

Journal by Frozenace on Monday March 05, 2007 @12:00PM

NVIDIA releases world's first DX10 compatible unified-shader workstation graphics based on the G80 architecture. The new card displaces the Quadro FX 5500 as the top card for workstation and professional users. Featuring up to 1.5 GB of high-speed DDR3 RAM, support for NVIDIA's CUDA GPGPU solution and a Graphics bandwidth of 76.8 GB/s, it's certainly going to appeal to CG designers and CAD users. The cards can also be linked up in SLI mode for even faster performance. Find more information on

30 Days With Ubuntu Linux 852

Posted by Hemos on Monday March 05, 2007 @11:29AM from the making-the-switch dept.

jkwdoc writes "Vexed by Vista's hardware requirements and product activation issues, many have claimed on various boards that they plan to 'switch to Linux.' [H] Consumer spent 30 days using nothing but Ubuntu Linux to find out if this is truly a viable alternative for the consumer. Linux has indeed become much more than the 'Programmer's OS.'"

Cassini Returns Amazing New Imagery from Saturn 118

Posted by Zonk on Sunday March 04, 2007 @11:51PM from the extremely-attractive-planet dept.

SeaDour writes "The Cassini spacecraft has recently entered a highly-inclined orbit around Saturn, revealing some never-before-seen images of the planet's ring system as seen from above and below the planet. 'Sailing high above Saturn and seeing the rings spread out beneath us like a giant, copper medallion is like exploring an alien world we've never seen before. It just doesn't look like the same place. It's so utterly breath-taking, it almost gives you vertigo.' The spacecraft will eventually return to its standard orbit parallel to the ring plane in late June."

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