Month: August 2006

There’s a new website and concept out there called BookMooch. The idea behind it is: You list the books you own that you don’t want any more, as do others. You also list the books you want, as do others.

HKEPC has detailed breakdowns on how many desktop CPUs AMD sold the first half of the year, and what they would like to sell the second half. We used to see these estimates years ago, but this is the first

AMD apparently wants to sell an extra three million CPUs a quarter the rest of the year. How much is that? Assuming a pretty good second half of the year, that’s about 5% of expected world demand during that period.

The big story the next few weeks, maybe the next few months, will be Conroe availability. So far, things aren’t looking too good, especially for the upper-end models. Per Intel, no Conroes bought on the retail side are supposed to

Recently, I came across this rather amazing article (magazine subscription required to read entire article). The first two paragaphs ought to give you the gist of what the article is about, though: To embed on some of the niftiest air

Maybe I’m just hot and grumpy, but . . . . Mozilla announced that they’ve had two hundred million downloads of Firefox. Unfortunately, their announcement wobbles between silly and sillier. Silly? To quote: “Let me start off by saying that