The FCC may soon implement fundamental regulatory changes that would have deep and lasting effects on consumers, innovators, and business users. Copps: "Until now the big corporations that control Internet bottlenecks have been unable fully to capitalize on this power. But now we face scenarios wherein those with bottleneck control will be able to discriminate against both users and content providers that they don't have commercial relationships with, don't share the same politics with, or just don't want to offer access to for any reason at all. From the not so distant shadows of the past, old attitudes favoring industry consolidation and limited access are again seeking to reestablish themselves."
Today the use of Internet is free (as in beer and as in speech), "end" users pay the access to Internet because they don't own/maintains any part of it.
Think of an Internet infrastructure where backbone providers may filter out P2P traffic or whatever they believe should not pass through their network... those are the treats.
This is not the time to go rushing in" to buy tech stocks just because they're hitting 52-week highs, Cohen said on CNBC's "Wake Up Call" on Tuesday.
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"It's a great moment to step back and look not just at its income statement but at a company's competitive advantage, its position in the industry and the quality of its balance sheet," he said.
Cohen recommended three stocks, each of which he owns in funds managed on behalf of clients. "These are companies with very good balance sheets and the ability to generate lots of cash flow," he said.
And among those the marvelous SCOX... cannot copy here SCO group description and stock analysis from this "unbalanced" financial article, it is quite disgusting to me.... go and read if you want.
Just another example when real and reality follow different paths.
I have good news for you the "day" you are waiting for... has passed already.
Buy one of this and one of this
then add your preferite socket 478 processor, some RAM, HD, DVD and you are done...
You could use it as a stove if needed (you never know, you may get hungry playing).
What i meant was: Finally good performance in a small size is misleading... if you just need power you had already alternatives (commell LV-670 for example).
Faster fanless, that's another story... I didn't know the difference between Pentium M and Pentium 4M, thanks for pointing it out.
Anyhow, I believe that for a lot of "strictly" fanless application EPIA (or alike) motherboards are just fine.
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Today the use of Internet is free (as in beer and as in speech), "end" users pay the access to Internet because they don't own/maintains any part of it.
Think of an Internet infrastructure where backbone providers may filter out P2P traffic or whatever they believe should not pass through their network... those are the treats.
I guess the camera is there to provide MMS on a GSM/GPRS network. More info on MSS here
And among those the marvelous SCOX... cannot copy here SCO group description and stock analysis from this "unbalanced" financial article, it is quite disgusting to me.... go and read if you want.
Just another example when real and reality follow different paths.
I have good news for you the "day" you are waiting for... has passed already.
Buy one of this and one of this
then add your preferite socket 478 processor, some RAM, HD, DVD and you are done...
You could use it as a stove if needed (you never know, you may get hungry playing).
What i meant was:
Finally good performance in a small size is misleading... if you just need power you had already alternatives (commell LV-670 for example).
Faster fanless, that's another story... I didn't know the difference between Pentium M and Pentium 4M, thanks for pointing it out.
Anyhow, I believe that for a lot of "strictly" fanless application EPIA (or alike) motherboards are just fine.
as far as i know, this has been around for a while and now there is a mobile version too