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Swedish Carbon-Fiber Stealth Ship Runs NT







Swedish Carbon-Fiber Stealth Ship Runs
NT

Swedish Carbon-Fiber Stealth Ship Runs
NT
05/13/2004 10:55 AM




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JOEL JOHNSON -- Rumors abound that the G5 Powerbooks (which last I heard wouldn't make it out until next year, but Cult of Mac is guesstimating this summer) will ditch the aluminum casings for carbon fiber. Carbon fiber is often used in high-performance automotive body parts due to its decent...

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4121_large.jpgThere's a rule in the tech industry—making something out of carbon fiber makes it cooler. I don't care if it's a toilet plunger or a car hood, carbon fiber just sounds more interesting than "shiny plastic." Therefore, we aren't surprised to see that Asus is giving it a go in the carbon fiber notebook niche.

A few other folks have gone this route, but Asus seems to have hit a sweet spot. The V6V isn't too ostentatious. It's got a nice Pentium M-based chipset, and it's acceptably light—a 15" screen at 5.5 pounds—to warrant the carbon fiber.

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Carbon Fiber Powerbook Mockup


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QuickerTek offers carbon fiber handles
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QuickerTek Inc. on Tuesday introduced new carrying handles for Apple's line of 12-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch PowerBooks, made of carbon fiber and aluminum. The handles allow users to carry their PowerBooks and also acts as a tilted stand when the PowerBook is laid on a desktop. They work on all aluminum-clad PowerBooks as well as 15-inch Titanium models. Prices range from US$30 to $35 depending on model, and the kit includes the handle, connecting hardware and installation guide.

Blue Sky Research introduces 25mW, 405nm
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Blue Sky Research, a volume manufacturer of semiconductor lasers, laser systems and OEM components, today announced the company is accepting orders for its FTEC405TM 25mW violet laser with polarization maintain fiber. This latest release compliments the existing FiberTec product line of 635 and 405nm high stability fiber-coupled lasers. The new FiberTEC405 laser module’s power output has been increased and is now available with either a standard single mode (SMF) or polarization maintaining (PMF) single mode fiber pigtail. [PRWEB May 19, 2004]

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There's an awful lot of overclocking out there: The Windows team at Microsoft was getting some bizarre crash reports. They followed up on 10 of them, and found that five people had intentionally overclocked their system. As for the rest:

The other half said, "What's overclocking?" He called them and walked them through some configuration information and was able to conclude that they were indeed all overclocked. But these people were not overclocking on purpose. The computer was already overclocked when they bought it. These "stealth overclocked" computers came from small, independent "Bob's Computer Store"-type shops, not from one of the major computer manufacturers or retailers.

So are these shops buying slower processings, then overclocking them and selling them as CPUs of the actual speed they've been overclocked to? Sneaky. Sleazy.


The Stealth Toy Giant


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Stealth Ships


Stealth Ships 06/10/2004 09:52 AM

visby_ship.jpg imageThe Beeb has a short profile of the upcoming 'stealth ships' being designed by various world navies (including the U.S. and its DD(X) destroyers), focussing specifically on the Swedes' carbon fiber Visby Corvette, an angular low-profile (to radar and otherwise) ship with, among other innovations, includes a retractable 57mm cannon. Although there are many criticisms about building a 73-meter ship out of carbon fiber, some have questioned the Swedish Navy's decision to use Windows NT to control the operation of the ship, especially since, you know, that' s gone so well before. (I know it's a cheap shot, but I saw the story on Slashdot; I caught the open sores).
Read [BBC via /.]


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I'm not sure what's more disturbing about this online photo gallery -- (a) the fact that people are sick enough do this, photograph this, publish it on the web, and think it's funny; (b) the fact that I'm blogging about it, or (c) the fact that Lynndie England bears a striking resemblance to the fellow in the photo at left. Photo gallery featuring dozens of anonymous people "striking a Lynndie": Link (Thanks, Doug)

Stealth is Old Skool


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Stealth Wallpaper


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Stealth Redirector


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The Stealth Desktop Part III


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Stealth Rule Breakers


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Wireless Stealth Wallpaper


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3G by Stealth - 802.11 Wireless LANs


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New: Stealth Serial Port for G5


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Stealth Serial Port available for Power
Mac G5


Stealth Serial Port available for Power
Mac G5
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GeeThree.com has noted that its Stealth Serial Port is now available in a configuration that works with Apple's Power Mac G5. The interface is designed to bridge compatibility between Apple's newest pro desktop machine and legacy peripherals.

Stealth Disco attack at Supernova


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Lois Le Meur (zat crazeee Frenchman) has just gone up to the stage to photograph James Seng (zat creazee guy from Singapore) stealth discoing...

The backchannel is happening now that bandwidth is working. Come on in at IRC Freenode #supernova.

Move coverage of this disruptive event.


Stealth ships steam ahead


Stealth ships steam ahead 06/10/2004 03:22 AM
The Royal Swedish Navy is introducing a new fleet of "invisible ships". Is this the future for the tomorrow's fleets?

Stealth wallpaper could keep WLANs
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Stealth wallpaper protects Wi-Fi
networks


Stealth wallpaper protects Wi-Fi
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Stealth wallpaper could keep LANs secure


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Meshy Problems -- Or Stealth Marketing


Meshy Problems -- Or Stealth Marketing 06/30/2004 01:07 PM
The fact that wireless mesh networks have problems is nothing new. We've spoken about it plenty of times before, explaining how wireless mesh networks have issues with scalability and latency. What they're good at is redundancy. You can take out a node and the others should make up for it for the time being. These aren't particularly new issues, and, in fact, many companies and researchers< /a> are working to try to solve some of the bigger mesh networking problems. Obviously, it's good to take the glowing press reports about mesh networking with a grain of salt, but it looks like someone in the wireless mesh networking space is trying to use some "reverse psychology" to promote his own company. It may have seemed a bit odd to see someone who positions himself as an "insider" in the wireless mesh networking world (the founder and CTO of a mesh networking company) hesitantly posting a comment about how he wasn't sure whether or not to post it, but mesh networks have scalability problems. What was surprising wasn't the fact that mesh networks have scalability problems. As stated -- that's well known. What was odd was that a supposed insider felt the need to "leak" this well known info in such a hesitant manner. The reasoning becomes a lot less odd when you look at the website of the "mesh networking" company the guy founded (which I won't link to) -- since it contains pretty much the same info and suggests that his company has come up with the "solution" to the problem. Right. Okay. It's also clear that he wasn't all that hesitant to post this info, since he submitted identical information to our site in the form of a comment to a post from a year and a half ago... In other words, this isn't so much an outsider "revealing" insider secrets, but a method of stealth marketing. Pretend you're leaking a "dirty secret" about your industry to a blog, and then announce (surprise, surprise!) you've got the solution.

Dinosaur Find: Stealth Hunter


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Laura Bush, stealth weapon


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Stealth Wallpaper could keep WLAN's
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Stealth Wallpaper could keep WLAN's
secure
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