Month: November 2005

There’s another article about rising video card prices over here. In this article, the author asks a nVidia spokesperson about it, and basically gets a song and dance about trickle-down economics: The reason we have that amount of horsepower at

Today is Thankgiving in the United States. Does it mean anything besides the turkey? To see what Thanksgiving really means, one must look at the word itself. Thanksgiving means gratitude and appreciation for the good things one has: family, life,

The saga continues . . . . This website illustrates part of the problem. They would like to sell you retail Opteron 146s for $154. They have a hundred on order, but as the website says, ETA is “Past Due.”

1) On August 2, 2005, AMD introduced 90nm socket 939 Opterons, single-core capable. 2) Beginning in early October, the overclockability of low-end Opterons began to be noticed. 3) On October 31, 2005, AMD lowered the prices on many Opterons. In

Recently, one of the in-laws in my life called to tell me that her USB printer for her laptop had stopped working. One day, out of the blue, rather than print, it told her and kept telling her would tell

A nifty way to enhance system cooling and an attractive addition to any case – Joe

When Apple created iTunes, they signed a fairly short-term contract with the record companies to provide songs at a set price. Those contracts will be expiring shortly, and when they do, so will one-price-fits-all. The record companies want variable pricing,