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Molecular Plastics
by Staff Writers
Although the future for polymer electronics looks bright, theres inevitably a cloud on the horizon. Its to do with size. While there would be some definite advantages in making computer chips out of p
Jan 1, 1900
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History of IT
by Staff Writers
PC Authority takes a stroll through 2,500 years of computing history. Next month, we look at the future. Whether you work directly in IT, or even just about anywhere in todays soci
Jan 1, 1900
Feature
The PC Authority Acronym Dictionary
by Staff writers
Ever wondered what a particular acronym stands for? Find the answer in our comprehensive reference guide to computer industry acronyms. RTFM!
Sep 4, 2007
Feature
1918 - 1959
by Staff Writers
1918 Enigma The German Enigma is surely the best-known mechanical cipher machine. Invented in 1918, it was developed as a commercial and military encipherment system. Enigma
Jan 1, 1900
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Mentally switched on
by Staff Writers
As the picture of the brains structure became clearer, it began to look very much like a trunk telephone network. Its not surprising that by the mid-20th century the brain was often described by analo
Jan 1, 1900
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1960 - 1972
by Staff Writers
1960 Hypertext Conventional wisdom has it that the Internet started off as an American defence and educational network, then Tim Berners-Lee came along and invented the World
Jan 1, 1900
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Hands On : Bigger is Better
by Staff Writers
With the increasing size of operating systems, games and the broadband smorgasbord of music and movies, it's just a matter of time before that dreaded message box pops up to tell you just how little space you have left.
Mar 1, 2003
ATI Radeon 8500
by Gareth Ogden
This card is the same card as the Bravura Evil Master II, but without the retail extras thrown in. The card itself is a fairly plain-looking affair - a simple green PCB (printed circuit board) with a small cooling fan and heatsink over the GPU, and an array of RAM modules absent of the large RAM heatsinks now commonplace on the NVIDIA models.
Dec 3, 2001
News
No more copper: Gelsinger
by David Kidd
Intel’s chief technology officer Pat Gelsinger has pointed to key areas that will enable the penetration and technological advancement of wireless technology in the next few years.
Sep 19, 2003
Feature
The painting machine
by Staff Writers
Aarons studio is in a modern purpose-built block on the UCSD campus in La Jolla. Canvases are stacked ten- or 12-deep, others fill the racks at the back of the room. It could be any artists studio any
Jan 1, 1900
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Beyond Hubs
by Staff Writers
For the average small office network, a 10/100BaseTX installation focused at a standard Ethernet hub gives enough network capacity. But if some of your users will be placing more demand on the network
Jan 1, 1900
MPZOO Exonion MP3 player
by Staff Writers
This is not the first CD-ROM-based portable MP3 player from MPZOO Indeed a previous model was reviewed in February of this 2001
Oct 1, 2001
News
Sapphire discusses ATI 5 series GPUs and more
by Staff writers
AMD/ATI and its partners made quite a splash with the recent release of the 5 series GPUs, and is creating a lot of excitement about what future iterations of the cards will be able to do
Oct 27, 2009
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