Tokyo, March 6, 2007 - Fujitsu Limited today announced the development of the new MHW2 BJ series of world's first(1) 7,200 rpm 2.5" hard disk drives (HDDs) with a serial ATA 3.0 Gb/s interface(2). Featuring the world's highest storage capacity of 160 GB(3) for a 7,200 rpm 2.5" HDD, the new series is targeted primarily at high-performance notebook PCs. The new series will be available on global basis at the end of May, 2007. In addition to achieving the world's leading storage capacity, MHW2160BJ is capable of data transmission speeds at up to 300 MB/s, the fastest rate in the industry. The series also features best-in-class acoustic noise level of 2.5 bels(4) at idle, and low-power consumption, operating at 2.3 watts or less when reading or writing data. As the use of notebook PCs becomes even more popular, there is demand for high reliability notebook PC HDDs that offer high-speed and high-capacity performance on par with those used in desktops. The MHW2 BJ series meets this demand with a speed of 7,200 rpm, the highest of any serial ATA 2.5" HDD. These HDDs boast the high quality Fujitsu customers come to expect, and they can be easily incorporated into high-performance notebook PCs and flat panel desktop PCs, both of which are expected to gain popularity. They are also RoHS(5) compliant.
Updates: * 6.9.0: Bug fixes.* 6.8.9: Add Adapter tab to RoboForm Options, Adapter can be installed/uninstalled from it.* 6.8.9: Further fixes for IE 7 Protected Mode on Vista.* 6.8.8: Install Firefox Adapter without calling up the browser.* 6.8.8: Fix crash on Vista caused by interaction of DEP and ATL.* 6.8.6: Make RoboForm work in Protected Mode of IE7 on Vista, many changes.* 6.8.6: New adapter attachment scheme for Firefox family of browsers.Now RoboForm2Go can attach to Firefox even if Adapter is not installed.* 6.8.6: Introduce Passcards that can click a link/button even if there is no forms.* 6.8.6: Improve AutoSubmit to handle sites where JS prefills the forms such as Amazon.com.* 6.8.6: Implement workaround for a bug in Windows Live (MSN) toolbar.* 6.8.6: Add (Clear History) command to the 'Search Files' window pull-down.* 6.8.6: Add Export to IE Favorites and Firefox bookmarks.* 6.8.6: Add Import of Search Engines to SearchCards from IE and Firefox.* 6.8.6: Support SeaMonkey 1.1 in Adapter.* 6.8.6: Add Enterprise Policies that allow System Administrators to customize and exclude RoboForm features and to force password policies such as minimal length, add Policy Editor to edit Enterprise Policies.* 6.8.6: Add Enterprise version of RoboForm that allows offline activation and Enterprise Policies.* 6.8.6: Add COM-based SDK to RoboForm that allows to program automatic execution of long navigation, form filling and submission sequences driven by data from a database. Download URL: http://www.roboform.org/dist/AiRoboForm.exe
nLite has reached version 1.3. nLite is a customization tool which can be used in order to alter setup files of Windows 2000/XP/2003, remove components and unneeded services, integrate drivers, patches and service packs. nLite is also a great tool to prepare unattended setup of Windows. You can read changelog on nLite Changelog page. nLite Download Page
San Francisco -- February 28, 2007 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today showcased a single-system, Accelerated Computing platform that breaks the teraflop computing barrier. Organizations are ultimately expected to be able to apply this technology to a wide range of scientific, medical, business and consumer computing applications. At a press event in San Francisco, AMD demonstrated a "Teraflop in a Box" system running a standard version of Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional that harnessed the power of AMD Opteron™ dual-core processor technology and two next-generation AMD R600 Stream Processors capable of performing more than 1 trillion floating-point calculations per second using a general "multiply-add" (MADD) calculation. This achievement represents a ten-fold performance increase over today's high-performance server platforms, which deliver approximately 100 billion calculations per second."The technology AMD demonstrated today is just one example of how the 'New' AMD is changing the game for our industry," said Dave Orton, executive vice president of visual media business at AMD. "Today, teraflop computing capability is largely reserved for the supercomputing space. But now that "Teraflop-in-a-Box" is a reality, AMD can deliver an order of magnitude increase in performance."Today also marks an important milestone on the road to Accelerated Computing, AMD's vision for specialized "co-processors" interoperating with x86 microprocessors to provide efficient and flexible acceleration for specific applications. Platforms based on the same technology found in the "Teraflop-in-a-Box" demonstration should benefit a wide range of scientific and commercial applications, including energy, financial, environmental, medical, scientific, defense and security organizations around the world by equipping them with the intensive computing power they require to conduct research and deliver solutions significantly faster than previously possible.What is a Teraflop?In the supercomputing fiel
From VMware: A second beta release of VMware's product for the Mac, code-named "Fusion", is now available. Changes include experimental 3D support and single snapshot functionality. See the blog entry and the release notes for details, and visit the discussion forum (registration required) for questions and comments.