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Silverlit toys has developed a Remote Controlled UFO. The UFO features four propellers driven by a central motor. The UFO has mountable lights - which would really bring the calls into the news stations!
Level 5 Networks claims they have produced a network processor that allows for gigabit transmission over ethernet. They also plan on releasing a 10 gigabit processor next year. The processor also boasts sub 10 microsecond latency times, as opposed to the normal 50 microsecond.
Real Networks has issued a bulletin and patches for a recent string of vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities are:
Exploit 1: To fashion a malicious MP3 file to allow the overwriting of a local file or execution of an ActiveX control on a customer’s machine.
Exploit 2: To fashion a malicious RealMedia file which uses RealText to cause […]
Iso images can be confusing to folks when they first encounter them. What do you do with them? And how do you write them? For Win users, an easy and non-bloated way to do this is at the command line. Download the windows 2003 resource kit here. I was writing […]
One of the things that intially frustrated me with wordpress was image placement. My old way of publishing photos wasn’t working correctly and so I decided to house the photos locally. I soon found out that uploading and placing photos was cumbersome. So, I decided to change that. Here was my […]
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If you have visited PaulTech before, you will notice obvious changes. I have switched to Wordpress and am currently fixing the photos issue. This allows me to categorize my entries for easier searching. I will also be adding new features in the future. Sorry for the lack of posting. I […]
The Nokia 770 is being marketed as an internet tablet. But the device is more the size of a pda than a tablet pc. Here are a list of its specs:
Size
* Weight: 230 g * Dimensions: 141 x 79 x 19 mm
Color
* Black and matte silver
Display
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University of Arizona scientists have come up with what they call the Quantum Interference Effect Transistor, or QuIET. QuIET is a molecular transistor. QuIET utilizes a hydrocarbon ring that controls the current. If three nodes are introduced, the current that is run between two leads can be suppressed, i.e. turned off. […]
Today Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Hitachi, and Hayashibara Biochemical Laboratories, Inc. have figured out a way to mass produce hd dvd’s on standard dvd production lines. The technique uses an organic dye made specifically for blue laser applications. Hitachi and Mitsubishi will commercialize HD DVD-R by spring of next year, at release of the hd […]
Intel will be showing off the innards of their WiMax base station at this year’s Supercomm. This will allow vendors to begin making gear that will utilize it. Two flavors of base stations will be released. The first will be aimed towards high-end stations. These would be similar to cellular tower […]
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