Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1 gets handled, photographed
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An Energy Monitoring Brain Makes This Building the World’s First Zero Carbon Convention Center
It's not often (ever?) that a convention center is anything worth being excited about, but Ireland's new Convention Centre Dublin uses ingenius engineering and an omniscient mother brain to monitor and adjust itself. The result? Zero carbon footprint. Every aspect of the CCD's design has been f
Volkswagen Shows Us Cars From the Future
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GenShocks Shock Absorbers Harness Pothole Energy For Better Fuel Consumption
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Cisco Announces Cius 7-Inch HD Android Tablet
Today Cisco has unveiled the Cius, a 7-inch business tablet capable of capturing and displaying high-resolution video among a bevy of other business oriented tasks for which the device is geared. With collaboration and communication portability in mind, the device weighs in at 1.15 pou
Fifteen Visually Stunning Architectural Delights
Those who stay in apartments crave for spacious bungalows and those who live in landscaped acres dread the maintenance! So what really is the ideal size for a home? The multi-storey high-rises offer many titillating features and let’s not even get into their crazy architectural style. Offices,![Nvidia GeForce GTX 200 Graphics Cards Makes Your Gaming Rig Officially Outdated [Nvidia]](http://gizmodo.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/06/gtx280.jpg)
Nvidia GeForce GTX 200 Graphics Cards Makes Your Gaming Rig Officially Outdated [Nvidia]
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British Farmers to Build Giant, Artificial, 220-Acre Farm Under Glass [Too Much Green]
Apparently inspired by Buckminster Fuller's push for domed cities, farmers in Kent, England are building a 220-acre series of connected greenhouses, where nothing will be grown in soil. Instead, nutrient-packed water will be used to grow 1.3 million plants hydroponically. The seven greenhouses will
ARM: Quad-Core 2.5 GHz Cortex A-15 is Definitely Happening
Posted by AceNik on Oct 10, 2010•
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Ok, consider my mind blown. ARM – the same folks behind the Cortex A-8 processors we enjoy in many chipsets today – has announced that they’ll be bringing out a 2.5GHz quad-core Cortex A-15 processor core, but don’t expect to see this thing tomorrow (or even next year).
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Tags: android, nvidia, phone, processors, quad-core, samsung
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Nvidia’s GeForce 400M Series Roids Up Notebook Graphics of All Classes
Posted by AceNik on Sep 11, 2010• Email This Post | |
Nvidia gave us a taste of what its Fermi-based notebook graphics cards would be like with the GeForce GTX 480M, but now it’s time to meet the whole family. That’s seven Fermi GPUs, running the gamut from face-melting to face-singeing.
What makes these graphics special?
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AMD Demos Hybrid CPU/GPU Fusion Chips For 2010 Release
Posted by AceNik on Jun 22, 2010• Email This Post | |
AMD has been trying to crack their Fusion technology—combining a CPU and a powerful GPU in the same chip—for years now. Today, they showed off working Fusion chips in a demo that got Intel and Nvidia’s attention:
If the Fusion APU (accelerated processing unit) amounts to everything that was promised, it’ll be an extremely appealing alternative for OEMs. And it seems as though they’re at least on the right track
But keep in mind that they’re still a few months off from being finished with these babies, and that they’re intended to go into ultraportables, at least initially.
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Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 480M Just Turned Your Notebook’s Graphics Card Into a Sad Little Chip
Posted by AceNik on May 26, 2010• Email This Post | |
Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 480M is the steroidal notebook graphics card you’ve been waiting for (if you’re a huge nerd): The world’s fastest notebook GPU according to Nvidia, it’s the first mobile chip using Nvidia’s ridiculous Fermi architecture.
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GeForce GTX 480M Brings Fermi Goodness to Laptops This June
Posted by AceNik on May 14, 2010• Email This Post | |
The crazy power requirements demanded by the Nvidia GTX 480 would seem to imply it’s relegated to desktop land and yet, this rumor exists: A version of this beastly minotaur graphics card could be headed to notebooks in June.
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