i say just call it the (-1)phone, since that is how many I would ever want to buy (for the uninitiated, SQRT of -1 is represented by the letter 'i' and is also called an imaginery number since the answer is mathematically impossible to solve with conventional math). I especially like how its coming out for the 2nd worst rated phone carrier in the US (at least its not on Sprint/Nextel) why people would spend that much money on a POS is beyond me. My last Motorola phone that i originally got like 4 years ago could play MP3s and brows the web too. Maybe Microsoft could throw phone services on their UMD line to compete.
Intel is not buying nVidia. theres too much overlap of products to warrant it. theyboth already make controller chipsets and graphics chips. Intel already leads as the #1 supplier of GPUs. its just theyre not gaming chips.Intel is already having to downsize the company a bit and looking at selling sections of its other departments off.
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This is why I wrote this journal entry over a month ago (and is STILL pending to be published) http://slashdot.org/~AkumaKuruma/journal/163390/
i say just call it the (-1)phone, since that is how many I would ever want to buy (for the uninitiated, SQRT of -1 is represented by the letter 'i' and is also called an imaginery number since the answer is mathematically impossible to solve with conventional math). I especially like how its coming out for the 2nd worst rated phone carrier in the US (at least its not on Sprint/Nextel) why people would spend that much money on a POS is beyond me. My last Motorola phone that i originally got like 4 years ago could play MP3s and brows the web too. Maybe Microsoft could throw phone services on their UMD line to compete.
Official link to direct download of 2.0 release for US http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-2.0&o s=win&lang=en-US
Intel is not buying nVidia. theres too much overlap of products to warrant it. theyboth already make controller chipsets and graphics chips. Intel already leads as the #1 supplier of GPUs. its just theyre not gaming chips.Intel is already having to downsize the company a bit and looking at selling sections of its other departments off.