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Monday, July 31
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 31 Jul 2006 15:13 BST
pple has asked owners of its 15in MacBook Pro notebook who bought their
machine between February and May 2006 to ... more »
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 31 Jul 2006 10:31 BST
While talking in the office James mentioned that there was going to be yet another leap in the HDMI Standard, ... more »Sunday, July 30
by
The Trained Monkey
on Sun 30 Jul 2006 18:36 BST
I was doing a bit of house keeping on my webserver this afternoon and came across the very strange entry ... more »
Saturday, July 29
by
The Trained Monkey
on Sat 29 Jul 2006 22:41 BST
http://labs.live.com/photosynth/whatis/default.html
Photosynth is a new image processing technology from Microsoft that takes a collection of images (say, of a famous ... more » Wednesday, July 26
by
The Trained Monkey
on Wed 26 Jul 2006 00:07 BST
On Friday I ordered a USB tv tuner for my new pc. I did the normal web search for the ... more »
Tuesday, July 25
by
The Trained Monkey
on Tue 25 Jul 2006 09:40 BST
Wi-fi music player gets serious
it plays for Compressed formats (MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, MP2, MusePack, WMA), Uncompressed formats (AIFF, WAV, PCM) and of course Lossless Formats (Apple Lossless, FLAC, WMA Lossless) It seem they really have up'd their game and not compromised with any of the parts or connectors in this one and at $1,999 (£1,079) is not that too pricey for the audiophile pockets. DataSheet Manufactures website
by
The Trained Monkey
on Tue 25 Jul 2006 00:15 BST
It’s a TLA Day, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has agreed to buy Canadian
graphics chip vendor ATI Technologies Inc. for about $5.4 billion in cash and stock, the companies announced today. Rumors that AMD would buy ATI have circulated for a couple of months. If approved, the deal will add significantly to AMD's product line, bringing in a lineup of cutting-edge graphics chips and chip sets that include integrated graphics capabilities. Much like the Intel line up Monday, July 17
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 17 Jul 2006 14:54 BST
Now we know why Apple's notebooks run hot - the company wants you to own a computer you can cook ... more »
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 17 Jul 2006 12:00 BST
James the CTO of Root6 Technology post in his blog
ContentAgent 2.1 has just gone into the final stages of testing. Some of the new features include: Avid MXF Writing Enhacements
General Enhancements
Capture Enhancements
Image sequence creation
MPEG Multiplexing Workflow node AutoCropping on still frame grabs Export clip metadata as XML This release will be available as a free-of-charge update to all on software maintenance. Friday, July 14
by
The Trained Monkey
on Fri 14 Jul 2006 16:52 BST
How important, so important that we don't answer your call and when we do we cut you off. So more hold music at the back of the queue when you call back.
Isn't it wonderful when people don't do there job and promise you that they will sort it, rearraging a delivery for the day you can make rather than a day when you can't, are you listening Dell Customer Service. Have you ever though about asking your staff to do what they say to customers. I won't name and shame yet but if a company is judged by the way it treats it customers through customer service the Dell has poor third world customer service,
by
The Trained Monkey
on Fri 14 Jul 2006 13:19 BST
I've always wondered by courier companies never ring the person they are going to delivery to before they send the ... more » Monday, July 10
German archivists have found a way to store and access digital data for centuries -- convert it to analog.
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 10 Jul 2006 17:18 BST
The data pool in the universe is continuously growing. More and more information is being saved digitally on CDs and DVDs -- but these thin silver disks have a life-span of only about five years. That may be sufficient for the average user at home or work, but archives and libraries face the threat of massive loss.
At the end of June, specialists gathered for a colloquium in the library at the University of Stuttgart. They met to conclude the so called ARCHE project, which sought a long-term solution for storing digital data -- and found one. microfilm
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 10 Jul 2006 15:25 BST
Tuesday is D-Day for Windows 98, 98 SE and ME users. After some
extensions, Microsoft is finally ending its association ... more »
Friday, July 7
by
The Trained Monkey
on Fri 07 Jul 2006 16:18 BST
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Ltd have been caught by the TaxMan They have been calling the Playstation 2 machines as ... more »
Thursday, July 6
by
The Trained Monkey
on Thu 06 Jul 2006 12:37 BST
Sky
has launched a service allowing customers to text their Sky+ boxes from
anywhere in the world, instructing it to ... more »
by
The Trained Monkey
on Thu 06 Jul 2006 10:50 BST
beginning in 2008, Microsoft will be the sole supplier of Engine Control Units to Formula 1.
Apparently, moving to ... more »
Monday, July 3
by
The Trained Monkey
on Mon 03 Jul 2006 17:43 BST
This article is from old friend Steve KennedyThe Article is from the great technology news service http://www.theregister.co.uk WiMAX is ... more » |