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The latest demonstration of Aldebaran Robotics' Nao robot shows 20 robots performing a 3-part synchronized dance, preparing for France’s Pavilion Day. The Nao robot, humanoid in design, showcase...
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Mozilla, determined to release Firefox 3.6 before year's end, is also determined to squeeze as many features as possible into the new browser. The latest example: support for the File interface tha...
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MSI continues to flood its notebook line with new models, the latest being the new FX600MX. Described as "powerfully chic," the FX600MX looks attractive and comes built around Intel's Core i3/i5 platf...
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Tomorrow’s supposed to be the big day for Fermi (or early April, according to reports suggesting initial availability will be pretty tight), but even though the long wait is almost over, there’s still plenty of demand for ATI’s HD 5000 series.
“Graphics cards manufacturers who are selling both Nvidia and ATI are confirming that 58×0 and 59×0 series of ATI cards are still selling great and of course the cheaper 5000 series such as 57×0 and slower didn’t slow up in sales,” Fudzilla reports.
ATI’s cards must be selling well, or at least well enough to have a tough time producing enough stock to fill the demand. Trying to snag a dual-GPU HD 5970 is no easy task, even as expensive as it is. And while HD 5870 cards are easier to come by, Newegg and other vendors often show several SKUs as being out of stock.
That’s great for ATI, but it also allows the GPU maker to avoid have to slash prices. Could Fermi change that? We’ll find out soon enough.
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