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Continue reading →: nForce4 Motherboards
AMDZone :: nForce 4 Ultra. As Brad points out the Jetway is not really available. Newegg is stocked out, so what’s a good alternative. There are a couple of choices, first most folks like the nForce4 motherboards, nVidia has done a nice job if you are buying AMD. But then…
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Continue reading →: A9 Maps
A9.com Maps. Maps seem like the next IT. Here is Amazon’s Blockview maps. They actually have gone to the major sections of streets in US cities and if you type in an address, you can look around for buildings. As, “Ludwig”:http://www.theludwigs.com said to me today, the future for google just…
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Continue reading →: MotionBased
MotionBased – GearReview.com. With the advent of Google Earth and Maps, there are going to be many applications like this. !>http://www.gearreview.com/images/mb_logo.gif! With MotionBased, you upload your GPS coordinates from a bike ride and then it plots the points to form a trace of where you roade.
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Continue reading →: Light & Motion Vega
LED Lights – GearReview.com. If you don’t have a light yet for your bike, then now is the time to get one. The new LED lights are a great compromise. For myself, I still like the incredible power of a HID 14 watt since it is just blinding, but the…
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Continue reading →: Intel New Architecture: Merom, Conroe, Woodcrest, Whitefield
IDF Fall 2005 wrap – The Tech Report – Page 1 [T]he biggest news out of IDF, Intel’s decision to move to a new CPU microarchitecture common to its mobile, desktop, and server product lines, and we’ve outlined some of the features of that architecture, including a 14-stage pipeline that’s…
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Continue reading →: Gaming PC Off the Shelf
Brad asked me about a gaming machine. As usual, there is an incredible range of prices for a gaming machine. I will tell you the new games require an incredible amount of horsepower. The main places not to skimp are in order: a) video card, b) memory, c) processor and…
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Continue reading →: Colorvision PrintFIX
PrintFIX profiling review and observations. OK, if you are really into printing, then the last step is not to use the paper profiles that vendors ship, but to actually print something and then have a custom scanner which then corrects things. A combination of the “Spyder2 Pro”:http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/spyder2pro.html to adjust the…
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Continue reading →: Canon i9900 Paper
68lb. UltraPro Gloss – Gloss Inkjet Paper. I’ve been printing up a storm now that I’ve gotten our Canon i9900 to work. Started with standard Canon paper, the Plus works really well and I love the status monitor that shows you how much ink there is the printer. But, the…
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