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Just grab a 12 volt auto battery, a DC/AC invertor and a 100W incandescent light bulb. Prob get better battery life, and less heat ;) Seriously tho Greg, the first gen of any Intel mobile line can usually be avoided. Half the speed of your desktop i7?

Uda: You realise all version of Windows Mobile run on top of some flavour of Windows CE? Some stuff you need a stylus, other times not. A thousand typing monkeys got the whole shebang working to some extent. There won't be any Flash support for Windows Mobile 7, due to MS not allowing native...

This is not the first time Steve has made idiotic decisions. Like going Motorola etc. We'll see what happens when Android, Palm et al get Flash, and the iphone is the "odd man out". I think what Steve really fears is that Flash, being the greedy POS software it is, will show up at least the...

So basically Silverlight was just some bridging tech they came up with whilst waiting for HTML5? Another MS tech not long for this world. Phone 7 is basically a gigantic Silverlight application, no wonder it needs to run on a 1GHz Snapdragon, all this lard sucks up cpu cycles like crazy...

Another 5870 in Crossfire?

When the check valve fails liquid coolant can flow into the suction line and into the compressor.

A quick search seems to indicate it's a reasonably common problem: http://www.achrnews.com/Articles/Service_and_Maintenance/026d1753c967a010VgnVCM100000f932a8c0____

152 diagonal is 132 wide by 75 inches tall: I cheated. http://www.htmart.com/pages.php?pageid=1

Makes sense. It would have such a large thermal mass that it would be unaffected by the less than 1KW being put in. Sort of like geothermal (good if you have a river you can sink pipes in, otherwise drill into the ground). Savings are pretty significant over the long run.

dd: You could potentially chill the water loop of your water cooled pc with this. Or just do what my wife's ex did and cut holes for tubing in the perfectly functioning family fridge.

That's just in his rectal carry on ;)

Get it swapped out Coug. This is a premium priced screen and you should only accept pefection. A bright red pixel will be staring at you for years to come.

Reminds me of the time I ordered a 2405 and received a 2005 instead. They fixed it pretty quick. That's when they first came out.

http://anandtech.com/show/3675/tigerdirect-offers-50-mir-on-phenom-ii-x6-cpus Post rebate takes the pricing to $150 and $250. Not too shabby. Es tu, Intel.

I haven't heard the Senns but it seems headfi forums concur that the AD700 outperforms the 5x5 series for anything but vocals. Keep in mind they are open and leak sound in and out. But very comfortable, like you don't have anything on. Definitely not for portable use, and the cups are a shade...

Based on owner reviews and now my own experience. Out of the box these have very little low bass, that develops with use. Trust me this is not some Bose marketing bullshit.

Just breaking in a pair of Audio Technica AD700 headphones, I,ve never heard such a beautiful midrange. $80 makes thousand of surround speakers souns somehow slow and muddy. They say about 40 hours to get the fullness of the bass up to full potential.

Sure. That's why the rule of thumb is for guys - 2 standard drinks in the first hour, and one each hour afterwards, for the shelias its one drink in the first hour IIRC.

I believe the Aus labelling laws require the listing of standard drinks equivalent, to help us with the .05 #78 limit. Therefore you get bottled drinks of hard cider where even justthe one bottle will get you blowing over.

And so begins a new era in sea and train transport in Europe. Fortunately the trains are already world class in many areas. SNCF was certainly clock like in timeliness when I was in Switzerland. If they were as dependent on plane travel as the US they would be truly in some poop.

It's still going to be an awesome upgrade from a 14 year old CRT (VGA connection?) (except the blacks but you can't beat that without going plasma). Perfect 1:1 pixel mapping is really easy on the eyes, like getting glasses for the first time and everything goes into crystal clear focus. What...

Did they make it back? Looks like it could be end of this week before the winds shift.

Combien?

Perhaps Firefox supports the gpu acceleration in 10.1 whereas the others don't?

Based on the review Bozo linked to it appears to be one to avoid.

http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?shownews=33772&catid=2 "While all focus is on SandForce-based drives, OCZ has decided to also introduce an updated version of its Colossus 3.5-inch SSD. Known as Colossus LT, the new drive have 34nm MLC NAND Flash memory chips, two (Indilinx) controls...

I'm curious why Anand didn't add the 128GB version of the C300 at $419 into that table.

Good article showing the difference between the SF-1200 and SF-1500, at least on paper. Interesting thing is in the event of one of these drives getting degraded, the reads will be impacted, and not writes.

Yup, a cheaper alternative to 10K SAS drives.

The glasses usually sync via an IR or Bluetooth signal. TV will either have the transmitter built- in or as an add-on.

Anyone with an older Mitsubishi DLP based rear projector labelled as 3D ready should be good to go with perhaps an outboard adaptor to take the input from a 3D blu-ray player etc. Dell has a bunch of them real cheap, large size for the dollar but prone to rainbows etc.

It appears that iphone OS 4 aka multi tasking will only be supported on the 3rd gen of iphone (3GS). The previous models don't have the hardware grunt to support multitasking according to Apple. http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/08/multitasking-comes-to-iphone-os-4-0/ "Here's a big "lose some"...

Apparently they are smoking the remnants what Jobs toked on 3 years ago. HTC looks well positioned in the Android space, after dipping their toe in the water with the G1 on T-mobile, they have the Magic, Tatoo, Hero, Desire, and Legend, in addition to the Nexus One: Given that they were almost...

Nope. If that was the case, the pilot would have filed for bankruptcy last year, and his Airbus would be due for return to the dealer as his lease was up. Potentially some wear and tear penalties as well. ;) Given the hand throttles and the foot brake the excuse of "I was scared to put it in...

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/general_aviation/read.main/4775140/ Upon attempting landing with one engine already shutdown and failing to restart, other remaining engine is commanded to idle and yet goes to 70% power! Speculation: Sounds like another case of the computer (multiple...

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=18111 No external memory expansion for Windows Mobile 7. "Microsoft's Todd Brix says that denying users access to replaceable memory makers for a "simpler" and "more satisfying" user experience." Thanks Todd. I know I just don't understand what a...

I think ideally we would have 3D over 3 screens: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=20743572&postcount=2948 Giving us the best of both worlds. Three wide simple 2D looks pretty awesome though.

Pretty much the marketing for 7. "It's not shit like Vista" What a slogan.

With Intel that's never a problem ;) Assuming you meant you don't want another system in your lifetime, socket G34 with a dual or quad socket mobo will give you as many 12 core chips as you desire.

Most US based stores will be highly hesitant to ship to Russia due to the credit card fraud rates. If they did in fact ship, chances are they would use a type of UPS expedited mail that would far exceed the value of shipped contents. Plus brand new = possible excise at customs. That plus you...

One of the other things your lawyer would do is check out the title search results and make sure that was hunky dory.

It seems to be best practice. Basically the only one in that room that doesn't have a vested interest in you closing the deal. He gets paid either way. However there is frankly so many papers to sign at a closing (I think ours was 20 or 30 odd signatures) that even an honest mistake could slip...

Intel preps new CPU socket for next year Supports four memory channels and eight-core CPUs http://www.thinq.co.uk/news/2010/4/12/intel-preps-new-cpu-socket-for-next-year/ Another year, another Intel socket.

In my experience, at a closing, there will be: 1) the bank's agent 2) the bank's lawyer Then you and your spouse or other co-signers. Highly recommended would be a lawyer for you. Honestly, it's worth a couple hundred bucks to get a lawyer that specialises in real estate to represent you, at...

You will have a lawyer with you at the closing right?

Not too bad. I used to have two bacon and cheese zinger burgers with large fries and this is way less than that.

Not too bad. I used to have two bacon and cheese zinger burgers with large fries and this is way less than that.

Assuming your real estate taxes etc are in escrow thru this loan you must be prepared for monthly payments to increase

In this case the gfe is the bullshit they've spun, the TIL document has significant penalties for false numbers.

Yeah u got to get your real estate lawyer looking at that. If the numbers don't match that's a huge red flag.