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True 30-bit picture output for the PC (Misc)
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If you are like me, getting the best picture on your PC is
important, right? Well Tom's Hardware has a great article that shows
us how we can achieve a full 30-bit picture out put on the PC. Reports
do indicate that in order to actually display this 30 bit picture
quality, you will need special hardware such as Matrox' Parhelia
products.... [Continued]
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Gaming and hardware made easy? (Hardware)
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Now this is something that might just prove to be effective.
Rather than having to be a hardware genius to figure out what games
will work with what PCs, Microsoft is working with a variety of
hardware manufactures to come up with a level system that will help to
simplify the game buying process.... [Continued]
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eMac 1.25GHz - come feel the speed
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For the most part, when we think Mac, we are not really thinking
of speed per say. In the past, if you wanted Mac hardware that could
really put itself up against the PC, you had to buy from the high-end
selection. Well folks, it looks like the low-end is finally beginning
to catch up a bit.... [Continued]
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Microtek Handheld DVD Player (Hardware)
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Handheld DVD players! What is the world coming to? Actually, I
guess it is sort of cool. It shows the technology is continuing to
improve to the point of sustained "shrinkage".... [Continued]
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