This story only tells part of Nixon's story. Learn how the Bush family is connected to Nazis, how Nixon kept a lid on the "whole Bay of Pigs thing" and more about the United States' sordid past 50 years. Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with this documentary besides wanting to share the insight into this.
TheInquirer.net reports that the ATI Radeon Xpress 200 beats Intel's "Pentium 4 challenge" of their i915 "Extreme Graphics 2" product line.
Let's cut to the important part:
"In Doom 3, ATI scores 13.8 FSP, more than double ntel's 6 FPS, on Far Cry 1.3 training ATI scores 24.6 FPS while Intel scores only 10.8, on Splinter cell ATI scores 36.5 while Intel gets 23.6. In Quake 3 results are tight but ATI still wins 112 to 106.7 FPS."
There has been a great deal of discussion regarding the availability of the Lindenhurst chipset, and WIN Enterprises is pleased to offer developers the latest Xeon technology for their embedded controllers and platforms.
WIN Enterprises, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of customized embedded controllers and x86-based electronic products for OEMs, has announced the availability of the latest Intel 64-bit Xeon core module for developers of high-performance embedded platforms - Nocona / Lindenhurst.
WIN Enterprises is pleased to offer leading-edge, long-life solutions based on Nocona / Lindenhurst for everything from embedded single board computers to platform systems. For OEMs looking to incorporate the newest Xeon technology, WIN Enterprises has developed a proven core module for Nocona / Lindenhurst to create custom embedded controllers.
"We have spent an extensive amount of time debugging and perfecting this specific core module," said Chiman Patel, WIN Enterprises' CEO and CTO. "This will allow our OEM customers to bring their application-specific Nocona / Lindenhurst embedded products to market quickly and cost-effectively."
For more information, please contact WIN Enterprises at 978-688-2000 or sales@win-ent.com. Visit www.win-ent.com to learn more about WIN Enterprises' embedded design and manufacturing services.
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This story only tells part of Nixon's story. Learn how the Bush family is connected to Nazis, how Nixon kept a lid on the "whole Bay of Pigs thing" and more about the United States' sordid past 50 years. Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with this documentary besides wanting to share the insight into this.
TheInquirer.net reports that the ATI Radeon Xpress 200 beats Intel's "Pentium 4 challenge" of their i915 "Extreme Graphics 2" product line. Let's cut to the important part: "In Doom 3, ATI scores 13.8 FSP, more than double ntel's 6 FPS, on Far Cry 1.3 training ATI scores 24.6 FPS while Intel scores only 10.8, on Splinter cell ATI scores 36.5 while Intel gets 23.6. In Quake 3 results are tight but ATI still wins 112 to 106.7 FPS."
There has been a great deal of discussion regarding the availability of the Lindenhurst chipset, and WIN Enterprises is pleased to offer developers the latest Xeon technology for their embedded controllers and platforms. WIN Enterprises, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of customized embedded controllers and x86-based electronic products for OEMs, has announced the availability of the latest Intel 64-bit Xeon core module for developers of high-performance embedded platforms - Nocona / Lindenhurst. WIN Enterprises is pleased to offer leading-edge, long-life solutions based on Nocona / Lindenhurst for everything from embedded single board computers to platform systems. For OEMs looking to incorporate the newest Xeon technology, WIN Enterprises has developed a proven core module for Nocona / Lindenhurst to create custom embedded controllers. "We have spent an extensive amount of time debugging and perfecting this specific core module," said Chiman Patel, WIN Enterprises' CEO and CTO. "This will allow our OEM customers to bring their application-specific Nocona / Lindenhurst embedded products to market quickly and cost-effectively." For more information, please contact WIN Enterprises at 978-688-2000 or sales@win-ent.com. Visit www.win-ent.com to learn more about WIN Enterprises' embedded design and manufacturing services.
Thanks to all those who provided updates since I posted this, when the news broke. I thought I'd add a few more: The news from Hubblesite, The Discovery Channel, Yahoo News, and from Innovations Report