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gary
February 25, 2011 12:26 PM
From the company with the fastest processors comes the fastest way to get information in and out of your PC and peripheral devices.‡ At 10 Gbps, Thunderbolt™ technology gives you great responsiveness with high-speed data and display transfers in each direction—at the same time.‡ With a single cable, connecting a PC to multiple devices is simple, making it easy to get and see what you want, when you want it. Thunderbolt technology gives you incredible flexibility; high performance expansion is ju (
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Posted by:
gary
January 28, 2011 10:42 AM
Intel provided a technological preview of the Grass Valley™ EDIUS® 6 nonlinear editing (NLE) software, at the Intel Forum 2011 held in Japan, on January 18, 2011. At the Tokyo press conference, Intel highlighted its newly announced 2nd Generation Intel Core processor, embedded with Intel Quick Sync Video technology.
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Posted by:
gary
July 29, 2010 10:23 AM
Today, 512 days after the last update, Apple introduced the new lineup of speed-bumped Mac Pros and further established their abandonment of the professional community.
Now, I don’t say this to be inflammatory – far from it. As a professional user in the truest sense, I eat, sleep and breathe things like this. I work in an industry that simply requires the use of a Mac… no ifs, ands or buts. No Windows, no Linux, no hackintoshes, no excuses. To the millions that love their Macs, it’s an e (
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gary
January 12, 2010 11:07 AM
CineForm Neo3D and its First Light 3D engine have been selected by Intel to showcase the power of the
Intel® Core™ i7 processor during the Intel CEO’s keynote presentation at the Consumer Electronics
Show (CES) 2010 this week in Las Vegas.
“CES 2010 will be center stage for Intel to demonstrate the raw horsepower of the Intel Core i7 chip
architecture, and to do this, they will be tapping some of the most compute intensive, complex and
visually exciting technologies from the 3D movie pro (Read More)
Posted by:
gary
April 6, 2009 12:28 PM
Overclocking can kill your CPU. It can corrupt your OS, melt your motherboard, and cause you to lose a month’s work or more. Despite those dire orange-alert warnings, however, overclocking has moved on from the Nerd’s Only Club to become practically a mainstream hobby in the last few years. (
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