Intel’s Core i7-980X Extreme Edition is six-cored, 12-threaded, and starting to show up in a lot of gaming rigs by some popular builders:
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Diane Birch is very very very cute. She’s also a lovely singer. Her song Valentino is chirpy and sweet, and her music video – with its ghetto augmented reality – is quite ingenious. Watch it. You’ll like it. Then, watch the how-to:
The most interesting parts of Microsoft’s Mix conference have come to a close, leaving us with two steaming news lumps: One for Windows Phone 7, and one for Internet Explorer 9. Here’s what’s in them!
The IBM 305 RAMAC, which debuted in 1956, was the first computer with a hard drive. It was 1.5sq m, weighed over a ton, and had to be transported by plane. But it sure as Hell beat punch cards.
Dear Microsoft, you did a good job at out-Appling Apple with the Windows Phone 7. At least on paper. But instead of trying to beat them completely, it seems that you want to screw it all with two stupid decisions.
Pink gadgets are generally a cheap attempt to lure in some extra girly buyers where they’d otherwise have never paid attention to your product. And the new JVC Everio GZ-MS215 is no exception. The “simple buy stylish experience” (ungh) might be claiming some moral high ground with donations to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, but it’s still just another pink gadget.