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 Topic: HardwareThe new items published under this topic are as follows.
 | Posted by: kozz on Sunday, September 25, 2005 - 12:06
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| Posted by: ironfist on Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - 22:09
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| | | | The toplist listing the world's 500 fastest supercomputers has been released. The Top500 list also reached its 25th edition. Again the PowerPC powered BlueGene/L was on top with a peak of 136.8 TFlops.
25th Top 500 Supercomputers
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| Posted by: Trizt on Saturday, June 04, 2005 - 10:09
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| | | | Patrick McNamara has setup a daily IRC transcript of the communication at #opengraphics on irc.freenode.net and can be read <a href="http://www.supersecret.org/cgi-bin/irc_logger/irclogger_logs/opengraphics" target=_new>here.
Timothy Miller has posted a message on the Open-Graphics maillist that there is a preliminary <a href="http://opengraphics.gitk.com/block_diagram.gif" target=_new>diagram of the chip to be used.
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| Posted by: gunne on Wednesday, May 04, 2005 - 17:54
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| | | | A driver for wireless network cards, based on the Prism2 chipset is available for AmigaOS and MorphOS.
Find it here at; Aminet
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| Posted by: gunne on Thursday, April 21, 2005 - 23:48
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| | | | The Open Graphics Project is looking for people who are willing to take part of the hardware design for the LGPL based graphics board. For more information, read the mail from the mailing list.
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| Posted by: gunne on Sunday, April 03, 2005 - 17:29
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| | | | Test with Vivaldi Midi Interface !
We have made a test with the Vivaldi Midi interface with the AmigaOne and AmigaOS 4, and it works very fine to use this device in AmigaOS 4 with camd.library together with a Soundblaster soundcard. Suggested software to use, HD-Rec. Info here
This means it is very fine to use this device also with AmigaOS 4 if you have Soundblaster Live or Audigy Soundcard.
Vivaldi is delivered with a driver for MorphOS and BarsnPipes for using with the onboard soundchip in the Pegasos Computer. Info about Barnpipes here
Vivaldi can also be used with Linux or Windows.
Vivaldi is a product from; AHT Europe and should be available to purchase through many resellers of AmigaOne and/or Pegasos computers.
More information about Vivaldi is here (PDF)
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| Posted by: ironfist on Saturday, February 12, 2005 - 15:38
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| | | | There is a German article at Pegasosforum.de about overclocking the G4 CPU card. Apparently the CPU runs fine with a multiplier of 9.5x at 1264 MHz.
Caution! You will loose your Pegasos warranty!
Use Babelfish for translation.
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| Posted by: ironfist on Sunday, January 30, 2005 - 16:18
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| | | | The Register reports that Freescaled has licensed the PowerVR MBX graphics core from Imagination Technologies.
Quoted from the article:
"The deal was struck through ARM, which entered into a sub-licensing agreement with Imagination in April 2002. It's been a useful arrangement for Imagination, since ARM carries far more clout than the smaller company does and is able to promote PowerVR technology alongside its own CPU cores."
Read the article here.
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| Posted by: gunne on Wednesday, January 26, 2005 - 09:15
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| Posted by: ironfist on Sunday, January 16, 2005 - 20:16
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| | | | Gundeep Hora of Cooltechzone wrote an article about desktop harddrive advancement shown at CES 2005. 2005 appears to be a slow year for harddrives - both internal and external.
In late 2004 Maxtor had the time to introduce drives with 16 MB cache and that will - most likely - be copied by other manufactors. No speed improvements from 7200 RPM are to be expected. It appears the manufactors are waiting for S-ATA II - but that depends on the motherboard-makers.
Western Digital's 10000 RPM S-ATA Raptor drives will probably remain popular among enthusiasts and servers throughout 2005.
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