Intel touts 'MP3 for 3D' universal graphics format

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Universal 3D File Format In The Works

Universal 3D File Format In The Works 04/21/2004 05:13 PM

eXtensible Binary Universal Format

eXtensible Binary Universal Format 05/20/2004 10:12 AM
XB-UF WR-7 Released

Universal to revive dead CD single
format

Universal to revive dead CD single
format 06/21/2004 05:59 AM
The Register Jun 21 2004 10:00AM GMT

Yahoo's New Search Touts RSS Format

Yahoo's New Search Touts RSS Format 02/19/2004 03:27 PM
The mega portal's search engine is returning available RSS feeds within search results and integrating those results with its 'My Yahoo' aggregator.

Adobe proposes universal digicam 'raw'
image format

Adobe proposes universal digicam 'raw'
image format 09/27/2004 07:18 AM
'Digital negative'

Adobe Systems proposes new universal
format for digital photos

Adobe Systems proposes new universal
format for digital photos 09/27/2004 08:44 AM
SiliconValley.com Sep 27 2004 12:34PM GMT

AmberPoint touts graphics in SOA
management pack

AmberPoint touts graphics in SOA
management pack 03/28/2005 03:46 AM
Amberpoint is enhancing graphical capabilities in its management system for SOAs (service-oriented architectures) and Web services.

Sony Endorsing Open Graphics Format For
PS3

Sony Endorsing Open Graphics Format For
PS3 07/30/2004 03:48 PM

Nvidia rolls out mobile graphics add-in
card format

Nvidia rolls out mobile graphics add-in
card format 05/17/2004 08:49 AM
MXM to make notebooks as easy to upgrade as desktops

Intel touts Celeron M for WinCE

Intel touts Celeron M for WinCE 04/12/2005 05:28 AM
Banias for set-top boxes

Intel touts motherboard revolution

Intel touts motherboard revolution 06/23/2004 07:35 AM
vnunet.com Jun 23 2004 11:53AM GMT

Tabloid Says Editor Touts Intel

Tabloid Says Editor Touts Intel 07/09/2004 11:46 AM
The Register, a British tabloid style technology news site, accuses Your Humble Editor of misdeeds: You have to love Andrew Orlowski's style. I do. In this brief piece commenting on my New York Times article about commuter Internet access -- in which Wi-Fi isn't the point, just a mechanism -- he manages to climb on his hobbyhorse about for-fee Wi-Fi hotspots failing. Andrew, you and I can race hobbyhorses: I say Wi-Fi will spread and you say...wait, you agree! The commercial proposition for hotspots remains in my mind as perilous as it is in Orlowski's; I'm more optimistic that bundling with cell voice and cell data plans will be the ultimate way in which pay-for-use Wi-Fi will persist. T-Mobile's pricing, for instance, is pretty reasonable and I know a number of people who have T-Mobile voice, GPRS data, and Wi-Fi because it's simple and ubiquitous--it's the cheapest solution to a problem of connectivity. It's possible, and many folks including me admit this, that for-fee Wi-Fi won't actually be a long-term strategy if bundling doesn't succeed. Wi-Fi could be available for free as a necessary amenity at coffeeshops and hotels. (I continue to believe, too, that airports and conference centers will charge for Wi-Fi even if no one uses it because that's how those institutions think about amenities.) That's a little beside the point, though, because my article was focusing on whether commuter Internet access was viable and feasible. All of the current experiments use Wi-Fi as a means to distribute access, but none of the experiments are charging for service. It's not a question of "Will commuters pay?" yet, but rather "Are commuters even interested?" If they are, pricing will be figured out. Using Wi-Fi on a boat that you're on for an hour or 90 minutes a day is an entirely different matter than a traveler who might need to use hundreds of different hotspots, and has the choice to pick free ones. Commuters aren't road warriors: they're captives to convenience and conveyence. (I like that phrase: perhaps I have a career in tabloids, too.) More seriously, Orlowski accuses me indirectly of drinking Intel's blue soup, as it were, because I quote an Altamont Commuter Express (ACE) rider who works for Intel. Orlowski writes: The Times discloses that the name of this Wi-Fi user was provided by the trial operator, PointShot. It doesn't mention that PointShot's experiment is funded...

Intel touts promise of WiMAX

Intel touts promise of WiMAX 09/07/2004 09:44 PM
MSNBC Sep 8 2004 1:47AM GMT

Intel touts dual-core chips at IDF

Intel touts dual-core chips at IDF 09/08/2004 04:57 AM
Intel kicked off IDF this week with a full-on multicore push. Not only was Intel hyping the dual-core Prescott, but there was also a dual-core Itanium on display as well.

Intel Touts Xeon MPs' 64-Bit Features

Intel Touts Xeon MPs' 64-Bit Features 03/29/2005 11:45 PM
eWeek Mar 30 2005 4:02AM GMT

Microsoft touts AMD, snubs Intel with
Yukon beta

Microsoft touts AMD, snubs Intel with
Yukon beta 07/26/2004 01:57 PM
SQL Server 2005 comes to the masses

Intel touts plans for Xeon, Itanium,
Centrino chips

Intel touts plans for Xeon, Itanium,
Centrino chips 02/19/2004 06:17 PM
In keynote speeches yesterday at the Spring Intel Developer Forum, officials outlined Intel's plans for a host of processors, including Nocona, Prescott, Montecito and Dothan.

Intel chief touts mobile 3D chip,
ignores next-gen XScale

Intel chief touts mobile 3D chip,
ignores next-gen XScale 02/19/2004 03:33 PM
IDF Wireless MMX shunned

Intel bins 'Extreme' graphics name

Intel bins 'Extreme' graphics name 04/20/2004 07:18 AM
The Register Apr 20 2004 11:28AM GMT

Intel to drop Extreme graphics engine
name

Intel to drop Extreme graphics engine
name 04/20/2004 06:08 AM
'Graphics Media Accelerator' now

Intel Details Graphics Media Accelerator
900

Intel Details Graphics Media Accelerator
900 05/27/2004 06:26 PM

Intel Renames New Integrated Graphics
Core

Intel Renames New Integrated Graphics
Core 04/19/2004 09:53 AM

Sega Dreamcast spawned Intel PDA
graphics tech

Sega Dreamcast spawned Intel PDA
graphics tech 04/13/2004 06:04 AM
The Register Apr 13 2004 10:26AM GMT

Radeon Mobility vs. Intel Extreme
Graphics: An answer

Radeon Mobility vs. Intel Extreme
Graphics: An answer 08/02/2004 11:50 AM
I've been trying to find out if the Intel Extreme Graphics 2 chipset in the Thinkpad X40 will outperform the Radeon Mobility in my Thinkpad X22. I've looked lots of places and blogged the question, but it's been tough finding any info other than that the Intel chipset uses system memory rather than onboard memory, meaning it can access more, slower memory. IBM tech support had no info, so I called the account manager for Harvard, since I'm looking at doing the upgrade through my Berkman affiliation. The first person I talked with, Eric G., didn't have an answer, but...

Sega Dreamcast spawned Intel mobile
graphics tech

Sega Dreamcast spawned Intel mobile
graphics tech 04/13/2004 04:52 AM
PowerVR powers 2700G

Canadian 'MP3 Player' Tax

Canadian 'MP3 Player' Tax 12/15/2003 03:32 AM
The Canadian Copyright Board approved a new tax to be added to MP3 devices imported and manufactured in Canada. The new fees are based on a sliding...

Webster Adds 'MP3,' 'Pleather' and
Others (AP)

Webster Adds 'MP3,' 'Pleather' and
Others (AP) 07/31/2004 10:16 PM
AP - "Teensploitation's" time has come — at least in the dictionary. "Pleather," "body wrap," "MP3," and "information technology" are among the other words and phrases that have gotten the nod from the editors at Merriam-Webster in the annual update of their Collegiate Dictionary.

Gates touts 'digital lifestyle' in Vegas
Intel researchers build laser on chip
Sirius, Delphi explor

Gates touts 'digital lifestyle' in Vegas
Intel researchers build laser on chip
Sirius, Delphi explor 01/07/2005 02:25 AM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Thu Jan 6, 12:45 pm GMT

PHP Class 'MP3 ID3 v1.x Read and Write'
released

PHP Class 'MP3 ID3 v1.x Read and Write'
released 01/08/2004 08:14 PM
This class is meant to access MP3 audio files with meta-information tags ID3v1.0 and ID3v1.1 . The class can find the ID tags to extract the the audio track meta-information that describes items like the title, artist, album, year, track and music genre. The class can also update MP3 files to write or remove the ID tags with the track meta-information.

PHP Class 'MP3 ID3v2 Tag' released

PHP Class 'MP3 ID3v2 Tag' released 07/19/2002 07:56 PM
Read id2v2 frames of mp3 files. This Also read id3v1 tag and mpeg frame. This is a beta version.

Intel Touts Xeon MPs' 64-Bit FeaturesThe
new Xeon MPs, for servers with four or
more chips, complete Intel's t

Intel Touts Xeon MPs' 64-Bit FeaturesThe
new Xeon MPs, for servers with four or
more chips, complete Intel's t 03/29/2005 11:45 PM
eWeek Mar 30 2005 4:02AM GMT

Solving The Online Music Format Mess...
With Another Format?

Solving The Online Music Format Mess...
With Another Format? 12/11/2003 02:43 AM
Now that every other company is starting a music download store (even if no one is making any money off of it), people are beginning to realize that maybe it makes sense to come up with a single format that works for anyone. Of course, some might say that we've already got formats that work, but the folks over in the recording industry seem to have a mental block when it comes to the formats that everyone likes to use. So, now, Microsoft, Universal Music and others, under the title of the Content Reference Forum, are teaming up to create a new music format - but one that makes it easier for them to make you buy the music. There aren't all that many details, but it appears to be going back to some of the very original concepts behind a hypertext system: that content only needs to be available once, and any time you want to access it, you just link to it. In other words, instead of offering downloadable music, the plan is to offer links to music that is served up remotely. Of course, one of the "features" of such a system is that the content providers can know (and, potentially, charge you) every time you want to hear that certain song. It's an interesting idea, but it seems to make the music less valuable. Suddenly, it can only be listened to from an internet connected machine, you don't actually own anything, and the big content providers get to keep a big database of exactly what songs you listen to when. Doesn't sound all that appealing to me. The one thing that it does have going for it, is that it allows people to "share" - if, by share, you mean point someone to a link and let them pay for it themselves.

Matrox Graphics to Reveal New Graphics
Cards

Matrox Graphics to Reveal New Graphics
Cards 04/19/2004 08:22 AM

Bitboys Introduces New Graphics
Processorsfor Wireless Devices - Small,
Smart and Efficient Processor Cores
Bring Advanced Graphics Capabilities to
Handheld Products

Bitboys Introduces New Graphics
Processorsfor Wireless Devices - Small,
Smart and Efficient Processor Cores
Bring Advanced Graphics Capabilities to
Handheld Products 08/10/2004 03:08 AM
(Los Angeles, California and Espoo, Finland – August 10th, 2004) -- Bitboys, a provider of graphics hardware solutions, today announced and demonstrated the company’s new graphics processor product line for wireless and embedded devices at SIGGRAPH 2004 in Los Angeles. [PRWEB Aug 10, 2004]

Say Hello to NBC Universal

Say Hello to NBC Universal 05/12/2004 03:48 PM
NBC officially completed its merger today with Vivendi's VUE.

Update: PGP Universal 1.1

Update: PGP Universal 1.1 01/27/2004 11:30 AM
The enterprise version of PGP now supports a PGP Universal Satellite Mac OS X client.

UNIVERSAL-canAUTOLOAD-0.01

UNIVERSAL-canAUTOLOAD-0.01 11/10/2003 11:38 PM

Universal Transport for SIP

Universal Transport for SIP 06/29/2004 08:21 PM
Hello everyone

Universal Disassembler For X86

Universal Disassembler For X86 12/02/2003 03:44 PM
UDIS86 v0.1 Released
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