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Sony Admits It’s Being Investigated by U.S. Antitrust Regulators
Posted 10/27/2009 at 07:52:13pm
Sony once again was late to the party. They "won" the HD DVD war, but it was a hollow victory. With blazing fast downloads and media PC's, who needs an expensive DVD player?
A Maximum PC Thanksgiving: 17 Things That Make Us Thankful
Posted 12/10/2008 at 07:48:56am
Google's Wireless Plans Invade Contested "White Space"
Posted 08/25/2008 at 08:29:17am
I am all for this. But there is much more to this than what it appears on paper. Many others use that same spectrum, not just your local church. One of the biggest is TV news, commonly referred to as ENG(Electronic News Gathering). They use the spectrum of anywhere between 793-806 MHz. Also wireless PA systems. Whatever frequency spectrum that was being used for TV should have no other equipment in there, so utilize that frequency in those areas. Manufacturers do not need to make different models for different frequencies. They can make them with "programmable" frequencies. The term "programmable" is used loosely for all it normally is turning a few selector switches to the correct frequency.
Do not overthink it and make it happen.
No BS Podcast #11 - Updated!
Posted 11/13/2007 at 09:52:27am
Gentlemen, I just listened to this podcast (#11). You were mentioning the fact that there is never a problem encountered with XP not shutting down properly. (Then you went on to praise Bill's product. Which is surprising even from you guys. . .) Well I beg to differ. I live in Italy and the power is unstable at best. A couple times I had to reload XP after a power hit. The computer power supply and motherboard were fine. I had a firewall and the latest updates installed, plus antivirus. I purchased an UPS and have not had a problem since.