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  • This what you need to do. Go to your local Apple store and ask to see the manager. Tell the manager you are there to buy 1000 G5s, but you have to see one before you can place the order. If they have any G5s in the backroom that ought to do the tric…
  • My view is that for software that isn't optimized for AltiVec a dual 2 gig G5 will be at the same level as a dual 3 gig Xeon. For software that is optimized for AltiVec the dual G5 will exceed the dual Xeon, by as much as 2x-3x in cases where the A…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Wrong Robust And the iPod, just think for the price of many a bargain box emachine you can get an iPod...who needs a $
  • Quote: Originally posted by twinturbo So if a single 1.6Ghz is the same speed as an Athlon 1.4, HOW THE HECK will a dual 2Ghz beat by 2x the dual 3.0Ghz Xeon??? That kind of performance edge requires very aggressive use of AltiVec. I doubt Cin…
  • I would like to see x-plane 7.00 frame rate results. www.x-plane.com
  • Quote: Originally posted by richcigar The first 2 G5 1.6's arrived at my office today. Was a coupon for a free copy of Panther inside the box?
  • Quote: Originally posted by Placebo The thing is that the non-premium would be guaranteed some dead pixels, because all the good, no-dead pixel displays would be gone. So you are saying enough people would be willing to pay a premium for the …
  • Quote: Originally posted by herbivore By selling a significant volume of machines with 64 bit processors, there is an enticement for developers to develop some type of 64 bit "killer app". Developing a 64 bit x86 killer app. makes little sense as…
  • Quote: Originally posted by cookies This is a place to post hardware tests. I'll start with a test with a brand-new scoring system for system IO speed. Hopefully with the new FSB and all we'll see a great change in scores between current hardware…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Wrong Robust Do you think intel will be posting skewed benchmarks to disprove they are the best? Or would they have access to them now? do you think apple would give intel some g5s for testing purposes? I think if …
  • Quote: Originally posted by Elderloc With CRT's on the way out I'm sure we will start seeing fewer dead pixels out of the box. I hope the two 23" LCDs I get are not jacked up... Maybe these displays should be offered in two versions: one at a…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Anders And what, excatly, is Eddie doing in the currants? http://www.howstuffworks.com/question42.htm http://www.bytecraft.com/touchsw.html http://www.electronickits.com/kit/co...lec/ck1606.pdf http://www.wirehe…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Carson O'Genic Anybody else have ideas on tomorrow's killer apps that will make you scream for your G6? Trying to edit video from this digital camera will do it. http://www.dalsa.com/dc/dc.asp For those too l…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Matt FT There is no current! Nothing flows through the insulator except for an electric field. There is no movement of electrons from one conductor to the other. The electric field, not a flow of current, allows the…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Matt FT it could be a photo electrode, I'm not sure. A capacitor HAS to have some non conductive material between the two conductors, thats how they work! If it was light dependent then it would not be possible to…
  • Quote: Originally posted by ast3r3x You will have to explain better, the capacitance = insulator right? I am saying I don't see how a current could still flow through 6sheets of paper, perhaps I try more haha. Check this web site: http://…
  • Quote: Originally posted by ast3r3x Yes but the insulator still has to let enough electricity through for the circuit to complete. It would seem that you would need a decent amount of electricity to get through 6 pieces of paper. The circuit…
  • Quote: Originally posted by ast3r3x No your way makes sense, just to my knowledge paper isn't very conductive. A capacitor consists of two conductors separated by an insulator.
  • Quote: Originally posted by ast3r3x Yes my finger is conductive, but the paper is not..especially 6 sheets of it. Have you ever touched the microphone input in an amplifier or tape recorder with your finger? You get a very loud 60 Hz hum. Whe…
  • Quote: Originally posted by ast3r3x Why does my finger work through 6 pieces of paper but other objects don't? Probably because your finger is conductive and is attached to the rest of your body. Try cutting a finger off, tape to end of pen, …