Infiniti of Lisle

So, about a year ago I bought a G37 coupe — my dream car.  I started having some minor issues crop up with the car (nothing extreme) and had to take it into a dealer for some warranty work.  My most convenient  dealer happened to be Infiniti of Lisle … My experience?  Sucked.  In protest to the [...]
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Holographic DVD’s

InPhase Technologies, an offshoot of Lucent Technologies ‘ research arm Bell Labs, will be showing the first commercial holographic video recorder at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show this week in Las Vegas. The device uses the company’s Tapestry technology to hold 100GB of data on a single CD-sized write-once disc as a succession [...]
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TR’s Folding@Home Team

Before the site went to hell in a handbasket, I told you about the Tech-Report’s Folding@Home team, a distributed computing project by the same folks who brought you the Genome@Home project. If you’re interested in giving those guys at Stanford a hand in determining how proteins fold and how they get mangled, causing diseases like [...]
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AMD Throroughbred to have 512k L2 Cache?

The Tech Report has an interesting read on the possibility that the AMD Thoroughbred will have 512k L2 Cache. Interesting, since AMD has been insisting that it would only have 256k cache.
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We’re BACK — Sortof. We’ve had some technical problems, and some things have (obviously) changed, but we’re still committed to giving you that heavily GEEKY experience. Please excuse us while we hack away at the new GeekExtreme interface.
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