Samsung UN55C6500 55 Inch LED TV Review @ Tweaknews
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Samsung UN55C6500 55 Inch LED TV Review @ Tweaknews
Often, I find myself just looking over a product for minutes on end before even looking over the documentation. I mean, who wants to look at that stuff? Anyway, while sitting here looking over a rather sharp motherboard, the word ASRock seemingly jumped out at me. It’s nice to occasionally be surprised when opening a product box. Let’s take a look at the ASRock X58 Extreme 3 motherboard and you’ll understand the happy confusion.
Futurelooks News Flash - ASRock X58 Extreme 3 LGA1366 Motherboard Review
New Larger Capacity Inferno Series Drives Offer Cutting Edge Performance
Fremont, California, USA, July 27, 2010 - Patriot Memory, a global pioneer in high-performance memory, NAND flash and computer peripheral solutions, today announced the immediate availability of three new capacities to the award winning Inferno Series of SSDs. The Inferno 60GB, 120GB and 240GB drives build upon the earlier 100GB and 200GB product offerings found in the family.
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Color | Black / Silver |
Material | Aluminum, rubber |
Dimension (W/D/H) | 420 x 320 x 65 mm |
Weight | 1.04 kg |
Operation degree | 10 degree (fix) |
Power | 5V DC |
USB | USB 2.0/1.1 x1 (for power in) |
Compatibility | Supports all 15”~17” notebook (up to 19") |
Fan dimension | 80 x 80 x 10 mm (3 fans) |
Fan speed | 950 ~ 1,800 RPM |
Fan speed control | Available |
Fan air flow | 15.4 CFM (single fan) |
Fan Noise | 18 dBA (Min.) |
SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 27, 2010 – Intel Corporation today announced an important advance in the quest to use light beams to replace the use of electrons to carry data in and around computers. The company has developed a research prototype representing the world's first silicon-based optical data connection with integrated lasers. The link can move data over longer distances and many times faster than today's copper technology; up to 50 gigabits of data per second. This is the equivalent of an entire HD movie being transmitted each second.