Daily Archives: May 24, 2003

Apple Clarifies 802.11g Controversy

May 24, 2003
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Apple Clarifies 802.11g Controversy

Wireless Spider writes “A couple of days ago there was a controversy over the 802.11g data rates and supposed changes in IEEE specification. Apple has clarified this controversy, stating that nothing has changed in the spec. It seems the article from Computerworld was somewhat misleading. Quote from an Apple Vice President: “802.11g is still a…

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Latest NVidia Driver (44.03)

May 24, 2003
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Nvidia Detonater Driver version 44.03 was released on May 14th. Tweet

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Matrix game sales top 1 million

May 24, 2003
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Europe’s largest video game maker Infogrames/Atari said on Friday that its new “Enter The Matrix” game sold more than one million copies in the first week of its launch. “Enter the Matrix” launched on May 15 is “the No. 1 selling video game worldwide selling more than one million units in North America and Europe…

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Outlook 2003 more than just a pretty face

May 24, 2003
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Outlook 2003 more than just a pretty face

Looking at some parts of Office 2003, you might get the impression that Microsoft is out of new ideas. That’s certainly not the case for Outlook, though. There are a ton of new features in Outlook 2003, enough that even experienced Outlook users are likely to be surprised at some of the things they find.…

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Nvidia accused of fudging tests

May 24, 2003
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A software maker that specializes in tools for measuring performance of PC components has accused graphics chip giant Nvidia of manipulating test results for its latest graphics chip. Saratoga, Calif.-based Futuremark on Friday said in a statement that Nvidia tweaked software needed to run its new GeForce FX 5900 processor to distort performance in Futuremark’s…

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Australian teleport breakthrough

May 24, 2003
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It is a long way from Star Trek, but teleportation – the disembodiment of an object in one location and its reconstruction in another – has been successfully carried out in a physics lab in Australia. Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) made a beam of light disappear in one place and reappear in…

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