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Link: Using 4 Monitors with Windows Vista

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This beauty has a 480×800 screen.. wow, and I thought my 240×320 was good.

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Link: http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=159&Itemid=1

Instead of using obsolete heat pipes, dr. Michael Schuette from OCZ experimented with micro tubes, and the result is a fantastic cooler, capable of dissipating more than 300 Watts of heat. We have been browsing through technical characteristics of some water cooling sets, and we were surprised to see that this cooler has better characteristics.

Link: http://www.guru3d.com/newsitem.php?id=5091

Cool video and screenshots of in-game screens compared to real life landspaces

Link Boeing Blended-wing Experimental Aircraft Ready to Take Flight

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Link: Quad-layer DVD Technology Becomes the Third HD Format

Link Breaking the Silicon Barrier: Graphene Transistors Demonstrated

.. the new transistors are only one atom thick and less than 50 atoms wide. The development opens the gate to superfast computer chips at sizes not possible before with standard Silicon transistors.

Link Scientists Use Bacteria to Store Data

A research group at Keio University, Japan has announced the development of a new technology that enables the use of bacterial DNA as a medium for long-term data preservation.

Nice chick 😉

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Link Breakthrough in Blue Lasers Yields 10X Write Times

Nichia Corp. of Japan has broken the speed record for writing Blu-ray discs.
The company has announced a new blue-violet laser that can fill up a 54GB double-layer disc at more than 10X record speed

 

Link SMART Introduces the First 4GB DDR2 Modules

Link Install Windows Vista from a USB 2.0 Flash Drive

Link Next-Generation “Mid-Air Display” Technology Debuts

According to the patent granted granted to Dyner in 2005, the Heliodisplay operates “by ejecting atomized condensate present in the surrounding air, in a controlled fashion, into an invisible particle cloud.” The cloud is produced using a heat pump, according to the patent office,  which creates a thermal differential to extract condensation from the ambient air. That condensation is pumped into an expansion chamber where it is atomized, then forced through an ejection nozzle to create a particle cloud screen. The patent also covers use of an optical system to detect and track movement in and around the mist, and using the tracking information for control functions.