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Age of Empires III Full Review
We here at SuperGeekBlog believe in doing due diligence in our reviews. So, in following that belief, we have spent many hours huddled over our keyboards “testing” AOE3. Here’s what we came up with. Install: Install of AOE3 went pretty … Continue reading
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Hope for SGB?
I remember seeing this a while back, it of course has been around since it was taken in ’78, but I do think this picture should give us here at SGB some hope. If this crew could make it… well … Continue reading
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Smallest Linux Box Ever?
This thing is simply amazing. It’s the size of a pack of gum has 10/100 ethernet and a comport plus a 55mhz ARM processor, 8megs of ram and megs of flash storage. They say it runs a webserver and telnet … Continue reading
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Tagged pico tux, picotux, smallest linux, smallest linux box, tiny linux
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Wireless 802.11g phone from Linksys
Not released for public consumption yet, but in FCC testing, the WIP300 is a 802.11g wireless phone that would allow IP telephony anywhere a 802.11g wireless connection could be had. This is potentially groundbreaking. Imagine the loss to Cell phone … Continue reading
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Stainless Steel Mini Hard Drives
Neat, but incorrect article: November 9, 2005 “One swallow does not a summer make†according to Aristotle, but we’re a little bolder than the ancient Greek philosopher and we know a trend when we see one even if it’s in … Continue reading
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AMD surpasses Intel in Retail Chip Sales
In the month of October, AMD sold more PC processors than Intel in Retail stores. AMD chips accounted for 49.8 percent of PCs sold in domestic stores for the month, compared with Intel’s 48.5 percent of the market Obviously, The … Continue reading
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Help those Friends/Relatives with their computer from 1000 miles away
This is a great application. It enables you to setup an extremely simple system for people to allow you to remotely connect to their computer. This is a great deal for people who commonly have relatives/friends calling with computer problems … Continue reading
New laser may stop computer hackers
“A THEORY first proposed by Albert Einstein 70 years ago has provided the basis for a new electronic “key” that could spell the demise of computer hackers. Physicists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully used bright lasers to … Continue reading
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Whax Whoppix What?
I don’t know if anyone has heard of whoppix (Obviously a play on knoppix for those who are familiar with it). It’s a live linux distro full of handy security scanning and penetration testing utilities. It was recently renamed to … Continue reading
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Wi-Max dies before it begins
The wireless protocols that are currently know as Wi-Fi(802.11a/b/g) can most certainly expect to find their way to the trash when Wi-Max and 802.11n show up next year, but both may end up leaving with Wi-Fi. Techworld.com is reporting on … Continue reading
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