* Three symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each * Two hardware threads per core; six hardware threads total * VMX-128 vector unit per core; three total * 128 VMX-128 registers per hardware thread * 1 MB L2 cache
It's doubtful that the Revolution will be more powerful than the Xbox 360 (from what specs I've seen, it's going to have 3 CPU's running all @ 3.2 Ghz). The 360 will also offer a whole load of features the revolution can't dream of. Also, Xbox Live is known by everyone already. All the Revolution will be in 2006 is old news.
Even though there's no 100 percent guarantee that a POTS line will get to the 911 center, there is currently a 0 percent guarantee on a VoIP phone. Now, don't you think that might be a little bit of a problem?
The first thing anyone needs to learn is English! Slashdot is a fine example, but let's not go into that. How many times in a day do you hear people saying "I did good...", or even worse "I ain't"? So, let's perhaps see an article on how the digital age is allowing people to re-learn English?
Didn't Microsoft announce a few months ago that they were uncertain about including the WinFS architecture in the OS? Personally...I don't care, the less I have to rearchitecturize (word?) my HDD the more at piece I will be
I can make another metaphor : Symantec has definately killed Norton. The suite they offer now (2005) stinks, but I want to avoid going into too much detail.
Aside from being chinese (no offense to any out there), Lenovo is a different company which doesn't share the original company's viewpoints. This has happened time and time again, this won't be an exception.
The Treo used to be the best palm out there -- and maybe even the best phone. But now Sony wants to keep up, so they release the product early and here's what happens.
Sony used to always keep their products back, which meant they released it a little behind, but they had products with good quality. Not anymore?
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.xboxusersgroup.com/forums/x360specs.php
* Three symmetrical cores running at 3.2 GHz each
* Two hardware threads per core; six hardware threads total
* VMX-128 vector unit per core; three total
* 128 VMX-128 registers per hardware thread
* 1 MB L2 cache
I haven't seen anything, and considering that xbox 360 is using a dual-layer 12x DVD, it's not hard to allow support for an old xbox game.
But for me it doesn't matter as I don't own an xbox
It's doubtful that the Revolution will be more powerful than the Xbox 360 (from what specs I've seen, it's going to have 3 CPU's running all @ 3.2 Ghz). The 360 will also offer a whole load of features the revolution can't dream of. Also, Xbox Live is known by everyone already. All the Revolution will be in 2006 is old news.
I thought H.G. Wells copyrighted The Time Machine.
Linux Torvald didn't create anything, because Linus Torvalds was doing all the work
true. It was an embarrasment to anyone.
Hector and Achilles ran around Troy for 4 or 5 times.
Achilles got angry at Agamemnon.
There WAS a lot of god intervention.
oh, and the Trojan horse wasn't even in the Iliad
Next thing we'll see: Troy 2 (How Achilles rebuilt Troy as his own and called it Chicago)
I don't go out and open my car and say 'hey! Carjack my car!'
They just have a computer sending it once every x days or something.
Personally, I started receiving spam on my gmail account within 2 weeks of getting it. BTW, Gmail does an amazing job of filtering it.
Let's hang the spammers then hang the people who click on the spam links. Or at least put them all in a ghetto in southern Italy.
Even though there's no 100 percent guarantee that a POTS line will get to the 911 center, there is currently a 0 percent guarantee on a VoIP phone. Now, don't you think that might be a little bit of a problem?
I hope he doesn't act the same way while talking about sex or addiction...
blegh!
The technology has been out there for quite a bit, and it's taken them this long to realize they can use it?
Thanks, Slashdot, that's a nice bookmark. I'm installing that on my USB drive so I don't have to use IE (piece o' crap)
I'm learning spanish in school, yet I make it a point to use good grammar, because it just helps you later on in life...
The first thing anyone needs to learn is English! Slashdot is a fine example, but let's not go into that. How many times in a day do you hear people saying "I did good...", or even worse "I ain't"? So, let's perhaps see an article on how the digital age is allowing people to re-learn English?
Didn't Microsoft announce a few months ago that they were uncertain about including the WinFS architecture in the OS? Personally...I don't care, the less I have to rearchitecturize (word?) my HDD the more at piece I will be
he ability to increase the shipments for the holidays resulted from higher-than-expected volume at production facilities in China
Here's a dumb connection: IBM sells its PC group to Lenovo, a company in China. Suddenly, China starts producing more DS's? You thing that's stupid?
Perhaps, a new Starbucks opened in the production sector...
How long before some smart teenager figures out how to hack the game and get himself to level 350,000 (out of 100)?
AMP 1.0 : Very interesting, but still already existant in some competitors such as iTunes
AMP 2.0: AMP is sent out massively on DVD's at major department stores and in mail. Still no new features
AMP 3.0: AMP only allows you to buy AOL-TW approved songs, only 3% of the total songs at the time. The ownership of AMP cites "virus concerns".
AMP 4.0: AMP includes a new AIM plug-in so the cops can IM you their subpoena.
AMP 5.0: AMP is bought out by an outside corporation.
AMP 6.0: AMP acquires iTunes. People revert back to Kazaa.
AMP 7.0: AOL-TW announces the discontinuation of AMP.
I can make another metaphor : Symantec has definately killed Norton. The suite they offer now (2005) stinks, but I want to avoid going into too much detail.
Aside from being chinese (no offense to any out there), Lenovo is a different company which doesn't share the original company's viewpoints. This has happened time and time again, this won't be an exception.
Isn't RedHat Server cheaper than Windows 2003 Server? And RHS is supposed to compete with Win2k3.
RedHat ES -- $349.99
RedHat WS -- $179.99
Win2k3 -- At least $400 from what I can pick up.
BTW, if Dell doesn't like RedHat, why don't they use something else? People vote with their dollars.
The Treo used to be the best palm out there -- and maybe even the best phone. But now Sony wants to keep up, so they release the product early and here's what happens.
Sony used to always keep their products back, which meant they released it a little behind, but they had products with good quality. Not anymore?
I don't remember the GPL saying you had to give out the source. I only remember that you can if you chose to liscence it under the GPL
Linux can be a threat to national security because any computer-savvy terrorist can hack it.
But this is another case of what we call a fair weather fan. Next week they'll be telling us that Microsoft is evil...heh.
When OSS is recognized by whoever is the overlord of copyright, then OSS is one step closer to becoming the supreme overlord of software.