AMD Archive

  • Chris Pirillo stops by the TPN CES Live stream at a down time to talk about the AMD booth. He was invited by AMD to talk about their new lines and also promote the Communities in Social networking. (AMD.com) Interview by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Scott Ertz of F5 JEFF: Hey, look who’s here. Have a seat, have a seat really quick. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr....

    Chris Pirillo on AMD: Launching Communities – CES 2013 Live

    Posted on February 7, 2013 | No Comments
    Chris Pirillo stops by the TPN CES Live stream at a down time to talk about the AMD booth. He was invited by AMD to talk about their new lines and also promote the Communities in Social networking. (AMD.com) Interview by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine and Scott Ertz of F5 JEFF: Hey, look who’s here. Have a seat, have a seat really quick. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr....

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  • Intel Ivy Bridge chipset is going to be delayed until Spring.

    Intel Ivy Bridge CPU Expected Q2 2012, No CES Debut.

    Posted on October 25, 2011 | No Comments
    Intel Ivy Bridge chipset is going to be delayed until Spring.

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  • Another Monster show for you as we are starting to approach episode 200. A bit of miscalculation for some iPhone watchers, I outline in the show. Also had some website issues because of the GoDaddy outtage 2 weeks ago, you might get a couple 500 errors, but hopefully not all the time (let me know if the site is loading too slow). Finally, trying...

    GWP 2011-04-06 #183: Should You be Worried about .ly TLD?

    Posted on April 5, 2011 | 1 Comment
    Another Monster show for you as we are starting to approach episode 200. A bit of miscalculation for some iPhone watchers, I outline in the show. Also had some website issues because of the GoDaddy outtage 2 weeks ago, you might get a couple 500 errors, but hopefully not all the time (let me know if the site is loading too slow). Finally, trying...

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  • Back then, in servers old, in order to get 32 GB of memory, you would need 64 sticks. Nowadays, 1 DDR3 stick is all you need. We are getting slimmer and more powerful. We are also getting smarter in our servers. Cost of ownership gets worse, but you need faster and cooler systems. HP works hard to build systems that are new, fast and...

    Dan Bowers, James Singer Talk Proliant Then and Now – HP Proliant Day

    Posted on January 14, 2011 | No Comments
    Back then, in servers old, in order to get 32 GB of memory, you would need 64 sticks. Nowadays, 1 DDR3 stick is all you need. We are getting slimmer and more powerful. We are also getting smarter in our servers. Cost of ownership gets worse, but you need faster and cooler systems. HP works hard to build systems that are new, fast and...

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  • This week we look at WikiLeaks and the “Insurance” file. Google Chrome OS – Do you need it? Green Grass Charger SPECIAL MINI 5 Things: Help your New Years Resolutions! Stop smoking with an ecig Get Fit with Netflix Spend time with Family using Kinect Read more Books with Google or Amazon (Free Domain books) How to Resolve your Debt AMD X6 Phenom II...

    5 Tech Things #68: Mini 5 Things to Help with New Years Resolutions, Bacon Nativity Scene!

    Posted on December 9, 2010 | 1 Comment
    This week we look at WikiLeaks and the “Insurance” file. Google Chrome OS – Do you need it? Green Grass Charger SPECIAL MINI 5 Things: Help your New Years Resolutions! Stop smoking with an ecig Get Fit with Netflix Spend time with Family using Kinect Read more Books with Google or Amazon (Free Domain books) How to Resolve your Debt AMD X6 Phenom II...

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  • Well you Weekend Tech Warriors! Here is your 5 Tech Things You Should Know for this week Google Gives Raises. Google Instant View – Are they Stealing Traffic? Ask.com changes – Search Engine is closing (sort of) Han Solo Encased in Legonite How you can Continue to Use Notebook on Lap Without Heating Up Man-Parts The Xi3 Computer is a 4″ AMD Computer for Home...

    5 Tech Things #64: Keep Your Man Parts Cool

    Posted on November 11, 2010 | No Comments
    Well you Weekend Tech Warriors! Here is your 5 Tech Things You Should Know for this week Google Gives Raises. Google Instant View – Are they Stealing Traffic? Ask.com changes – Search Engine is closing (sort of) Han Solo Encased in Legonite How you can Continue to Use Notebook on Lap Without Heating Up Man-Parts The Xi3 Computer is a 4″ AMD Computer for Home...

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  • Still having some issues, but this week we had an additional issue – the home connection decided to become problematic. I could download, but couldn’t upload files. Therefore, I went to a bar to finish the upload. Yes, I did. Brought to you by Audible.com – audiblepodcast.com/geekazine for a 14 day Gold membership Intel and AMD reconcile $1.25 billion 5 yr cross – licensing...

    5 Tech Things – Ep 15 – The Clowns are Attacking

    Posted on November 12, 2009 | No Comments
    Still having some issues, but this week we had an additional issue – the home connection decided to become problematic. I could download, but couldn’t upload files. Therefore, I went to a bar to finish the upload. Yes, I did. Brought to you by Audible.com – audiblepodcast.com/geekazine for a 14 day Gold membership Intel and AMD reconcile $1.25 billion 5 yr cross – licensing...

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  • David Pogue discusses manufacturer’s claims of the longevity of laptop batteries in the New York Times. The post is here. It’s worth a read. He discusses how the “tests” of laptop battery life are in no way connected to how persons use laptops. A sample: Another problem: Unlike CIPA’s camera tests, the MobileMark test protocol doesn’t reflect real-world use. Consider, for example, the screen....

    “Battery Died”

    Posted on June 25, 2009 | No Comments
    David Pogue discusses manufacturer’s claims of the longevity of laptop batteries in the New York Times. The post is here. It’s worth a read. He discusses how the “tests” of laptop battery life are in no way connected to how persons use laptops. A sample: Another problem: Unlike CIPA’s camera tests, the MobileMark test protocol doesn’t reflect real-world use. Consider, for example, the screen....

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