Of OLED's ever get it together, then eventually it may be financially advantageous to use a roll up touch screen. Maybe not cheaper, but it's got some nice advantages.
Let us know the moment you get NetFlix working with this. I was going to switch my HTPC over to linux to reduce the overhead (it has trouble with HD streams), but now i'm going to have to wait 'till there's a viable option for Linux.
Aside from that, I kinda like the new player, it seems more stable; though, i haven't gotten a chance to scrutinize the IQ (tossed on a movie and went to cook dinner.
I think then, the idea may be to allow 'mastering' of a small set of discs. Creating a stamp is expensive, whereas if you're going to only do a couple hundred CD's, burning them might be cheaper.
Still, I agree with one of the GP's that pointed out that CD's are old hat and quickly becoming irrelevant to the music crowd.
As a long time Windows user, this is the reason I've got xubuntu on my laptop. I'm still having trouble navigating everything, and I don't understand a lot of it, but my experience with XP's activation and the issues I've had with trying the 7 beta have thoroughly convinced me that Microsoft is attempting to commit some bizarre music industry like suicide by choking off legitimate customers.
Pirates will ALWAYS break your security, please stop punishing paying customers for it.
I dunno, maybe because it's too early, but I read the headline as "Sorry to Unveil..." and all I could think was "it's okay, one of these day's we'll actually have an alternative power source."
I've got an e-machines laptop with that duo (see Woot sometime last week).
I've got to say, I didn't have terribly high hopes going in (~$300...and e-machines), but it plays 720p content just fine, edits my source code with very little lag, and can actually playback 1080p content well enough (when plugged into my TV...so the 1080 is actually useful).
So to further the OP's analogy, the thief was in your home because you were at his video arcade playing the games he offers for free, but not buying any of the merch he sells...
It really sounded less convoluted when I started this post.
To hell with that. The current classification for which drugs are legal and illegal is totally messed up in my opinion. We need to re-evaluate what we're banning before we go off on such tangents.
No, you'll have a slew of desktop apps that will get split out amongst several cores. For the applications your likely to run, the more cores the better (well, I'm sure there's an upper limit, but it's most likely much higher than 32).
I'd like to see larger caches getting put onto the processors. Yeah, it makes it really expensive, but if you do incremental speed/cache size updates it'll be reasonable.
A gig of L1 and 4 gig of L2 would be blazing fast! Throw an SSD on that bad boy and you'd almost never have to wait for an app to load again.
Maybe, but my hopes are that these more sensitive photos allow the poorly lit part to go away...after all, if your images can take a much more sensitive photo, then you should be able to get lower ISO values in darker scenes with less noise...
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...males are castrated, sent to a feed lot, shot with hormones and antibiotics and then ground into hamburger...
and a bull is...male cow? Or are you hinging on the technicality that they're not adults necessarily?
But At least your article is likely to be duped one or two times that day.
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fix'd and upgrayyeddedd
the double 'd' is for a double dose of pimpin'
Of OLED's ever get it together, then eventually it may be financially advantageous to use a roll up touch screen. Maybe not cheaper, but it's got some nice advantages.
Aside from that, I kinda like the new player, it seems more stable; though, i haven't gotten a chance to scrutinize the IQ (tossed on a movie and went to cook dinner.
Who stopped using VHS? I've got a 4-head player that's pretty sweet, I don't see no tracking lines or nothin!
Still, I agree with one of the GP's that pointed out that CD's are old hat and quickly becoming irrelevant to the music crowd.
Pirates will ALWAYS break your security, please stop punishing paying customers for it.
need coffee...
Sean? I didn't know you were on Slashdot!!
Figures...whenever there's something I want to mod up, I never have the points for it.
I've got to say, I didn't have terribly high hopes going in (~$300...and e-machines), but it plays 720p content just fine, edits my source code with very little lag, and can actually playback 1080p content well enough (when plugged into my TV...so the 1080 is actually useful).
Still sucks for games...but I don't play much.
So say we all...
It really sounded less convoluted when I started this post.
It is difficult to get live feeds of some things though.
How do you know he's white? What's with the racism?
To hell with that. The current classification for which drugs are legal and illegal is totally messed up in my opinion. We need to re-evaluate what we're banning before we go off on such tangents.
referring to the straw man of course.
sorry...need coffee
Good call, I didn't see the Direct Connect(tm) stuff. I should try to keep more abreast of such things. Nice design too.
No, you'll have a slew of desktop apps that will get split out amongst several cores. For the applications your likely to run, the more cores the better (well, I'm sure there's an upper limit, but it's most likely much higher than 32).
A gig of L1 and 4 gig of L2 would be blazing fast! Throw an SSD on that bad boy and you'd almost never have to wait for an app to load again.
There's no real way to split the banks for each core, so the net effect is that you have 4-32 cores sharing the same lanes for memory.
necktie?
It was a comment on the previous article.
Maybe, but my hopes are that these more sensitive photos allow the poorly lit part to go away...after all, if your images can take a much more sensitive photo, then you should be able to get lower ISO values in darker scenes with less noise...