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- Build a 10 gbit home network for $1100
- Build a 10 Gbit home network for $1100Necessary?I'm not sure even the "hardcore gamer" needs a 10Gbit home network. Heck, I stream HD content and I don't even have a need for a gigabit network... yet.Unless you're hammering the bejesus out of your network, it's not necessary. Neat though it...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-31
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- 6 gbit drives coming
- Chip vendor PMC-Sierra and Seagate announced that they've . . . achieved interoperability between PMC-Sierra's end-to-end 6Gb/s SAS chipset and Seagate's early development 6Gb/s SAS Hard Disk Drives HDDs. This successful demonstration of 6Gb/s Serial Attached SCSI SAS interoperability provides server and storage system equipment...
- Blog posts 2008-05-13
- Western Digital VelociRaptor hard drive
- Western Digital have started shipping the company's fastest drive yet - the VelociRaptor. The VelociRaptor, model WD3000GLFS, is a 10,000RPM, 300GB drive. It differs from the existing Raptor models not only in the capacity (the largest Raptor has only 150GB of storage) but also in fact that...
- Blog posts 2008-04-22
- News to know: Microsoft and open source; Google; Motorola, PMA 2008
- Notable headlines: Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's open-source strategy: A picture is worth a thousand words Dana Blankenhorn: Should we fight the proprietary open source power? Larry Dignan: Google's quarter falls short of expectations Tom Foremski: GOOG's troubled social network deals threaten Facebook valuation....
- Blog posts 2008-02-01
- Build a 10 gbit home network for $1100
- Create the ultimate gaming supercomputer? You've overclocked, water cooled, matched DIMMs, added 10k drives and the latest 1 GB video card. But so have all your friends. What now? How about a 10 Gig home network for the ultimate gaming supercomputer? In a pricing breakthrough...
- Blog posts 2008-01-31
- How much for a video-friendly Internet?
- How much for a video-friendly Internet?What about static addresses?ISP's charge extra for static IP addresses. That made sense in the days of dial-up, but it is a total rip-off in the world of "always on" Internet. We are all second-class contents consumers without static addresses.Only if you sign up for...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-19
- Time Capsule works with PCs too
- Time Capsule works with PCs tooMaybe a silly question, but......why would anyone need a Gigabit WAN connection? Are there people out there with dedicated OC-24 connections into their houses?Very nice and well pricedWireless backup is a breakthrough product. Very nice.Combined with a 1/2T drive, wireless printer port and Gbit Ethernet...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-16
- My Mac mini experience - Thoughts on the Mac mini
- My Mac mini experience - Thoughts on the Mac miniNo lightsNo lights is a bummer when you are troubleshooting. No nic lights means you can't tell at a glance if you have a network connection. No hard drive light means when you think the machine is locked up...
- Discussion threads 2007-11-13
- From Interop, video of Plat' Home's Linux Server that fits in the palm of your hand
- Within minutes of arriving on the Interop show floor this morning and beginning my search for something cool to videotape for publication here on ZDNet, we found Plat' Home's booth in the back of the exhibitor's area with two very cool products -- both of them tiny Linux servers, one...
- Blog posts 2007-10-25
- The great fraud of our time
- The great fraud of our timeuntil goverment does it job to protect it citizenuntil goverment explain to business that there only permit business es to exit that if they want they can revoke that right ......but since government is in the pocket of businesses and since nobody have the backbone...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-17
- Engineering the 10 TB notebook drive
- We all take it for granted that disk capacities keep rising, but did you ever wonder why? Disks are way more complex than you know Chips have a lot of brilliant technology, but disk drives are just as complex. For example, current disks use 50 nanometer...
- Blog posts 2007-09-27
- Ethernet piggybacks on InfiniBand chip
- Ethernet piggybacks on InfiniBand chip20 Gigabit/s? Let's first have 10 gigas!I can't really see the interest of a 20 Gbit/s bandwidth over a standard 10 Gbit/s. Let's first have the standard implemented, and its cost will dramatically lower.For most devices, only 100 megabit:s is available with standard Ethernet cables, and...
- Discussion threads 2007-03-31
- Nortel Network Case Study: Lehigh Valley Hospital - Optical Backbone
- Founded in 1899 as Allentown Hospital, today Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network LVHHN is one of the largest and oldest teaching facilities in Pennsylvania. Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network recognizes the wealth of new modalities and technology available to support advancements in patient care including PACS (picture archiving...
- Case studies 2007-01-01
- ACAL Storage Networking Launches Bundle With Cisco and Emulex
- ACAL Storage Networking is Europe's leading independent storage networking distributor. ACAL Storage Networking wanted to offer customers cost-effective, 4 Gbit/s SAN performance. ACAL Storage Networking along with Fibre Channel Storage Area Network SAN solutions comprising the Cisco MDS 9020 Fabric Switch and the LP1150-F4 HBA from Emulex. Available to Cisco...
- Case studies 2006-04-27
- PC Card = Obsolete
- With Apple's announcement of the MacBook Pro they also obsoleted a popular notebook technology - the PC Card slot formerly known as PCMCIA. ExpressCard/34 is a blazing fast replacement for the venerable PC Card slot found on many notebooks, including several generations of PowerBook. ExpressCard...
- Blog posts 2006-01-16
- Mobile HDDs
- Fujitsu has developed 120 GB and 160 GB capacity HDDs for notebook PCs and other mobile applications. The high capacities of these drives open up new market opportunities such as mobile audio-video applications. This paper introduces Fujitsu's MHV series of mobile HDDs, which are the latest 2.5-inch models. The MHV...
- White papers 2006-01-01
- Diskless PowerBooks on the horizon
- Diskless PowerBooks on the horizonSeriously?Let's see, my PowerBook came with a 100 Gb hard drive. How much is a 100 Gb flash memory card going to cost? Closest I can find is this 90 Gb flash drive:http://www.engadget.com/entry/1365152172761463/And it only costs $40,000Reminds me of my TRS-80 Model 100 from...
- Discussion threads 2005-12-06
- Gandalf to speed up Internet access
- Gandalf is not only a character from J. R. R. Tolkien's universe. It is also the acronym of a European networking project, which stands for "Gbit/s Access Network using remote Delivery opticAL Feeder." Its goal is to carry data at speeds up to a thousand times faster than with existing...
- Blog posts 2005-11-14
- Technical Challenges of 40 gbit/s in WDM Submarine Transmission
- There is a growing consensus that 40 Gbits/s channels will be introduced in optical systems in the years to come. This introduction is especially challenging in submarine links, since the distances to be bridged are longer. Major changes will need to be made to repeater technologies, fiber configurations and modulation...
- White papers 2005-09-01
- Getting beyond the WiMAX hype
- Getting beyond the WiMAX hypeOne sided commentary...George, if someone read just your commentary they would be left with the idea there is no reason to develop WiMAX. That just isn't true.George, are you dismissing theWiMAX grid?Where commuication hops from one WiMAX system to the next as needed?True it isn't...
- Discussion threads 2005-07-20
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