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Author Archives: Thomas Ryan

Thomas Ryan
Sep 29, 2011
4

Kingston Announces the “Most Secure” Flash Drive

Military grade data-at-rest encryption is now within your reach…

It seems that Kingston is looking to make waves in the flash drive market by introducing a product aimed at people with data worth hiding.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 27, 2011
6

VIA’s Got a New Mini-ITX Board

A small package with quite a few features…

In a press release today VIA announced a new Mini-ITX board called the EPIA-M720. The EPIA-M720 is a significant upgrade from VIA previous offering the EPIA-LN.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 23, 2011
10

Intel Developer Forum? What’s that?

It’s not the AMD Fusion Zone…

It’s the S|A weekly roundup!
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 19, 2011
17

A Look at the Windows 8 Developer Preview

Both bacon and bits are coming from this soon-to-be cash hog…

There’s been a lot of buzz about Windows 8 around the web, and unsurprisingly, at Microsoft’s BUILD conference.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 12, 2011
10

All the DRAM they could ever want…

But I’m not sure if they’re Robots, or just stingy…

It’s the S|A Weekly Roundup!
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 7, 2011
7

K is for an Unlocked Clock Multiplier

Because that makes sense… right?

It’s the S|A Weekly Roundup!
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 24, 2011
19

Comical Marketing

Everyone Loves Cartoons…

It’s the S|A Weekly Roundup!
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 17, 2011
11

Ultrabooks! More dramatic than a Shark attack…

Good enough for a movie.

It’s the weekly roundup.
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 10, 2011
19

More RAM for the Robits

It’s the S|A Weekly Roundup!

Some fun bits of information came out this week. Like Intel planning support of DX 11.1, or Nvidia promising to get Kepler silicon back this year. But first here’s a short PSA about S|A roundup practices.
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 3, 2011
34

And We’re Back…

It’s the S|A Weekly Roundup!

It’s been a busy week for a few companies. Lots of things are going on at AMD, as well as a few over at Intel.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 21, 2011
8

Other things not related to AFDS…

Weekly S|A roundup

This week was a surprisingly busy one with AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit taking the center stage in the news.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 16, 2011
12

Corel Worships OpenCL, are Mass Conversions to Follow?

S|A @ AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit

Corel’s chief technology officer, Graham Brown, spoke at one of the AFDS keynotes.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 16, 2011
8

Fun Quotes from the AFDS Media Roundtable

S|A @ AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit

There were a few interesting bacon-bits to come out of a rather dry media roundtable session, titled “Why Common Industry Standards Foster Innovation”, with representatives from AMD, ARM, and a certain Redmond, Washington based company.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 15, 2011
16

OpenCL and GPU Compute

S|A @ AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit

I was lucky enough to attend Dr. Anne C Elster’s presentation on Real-Time Processing in OpenCL and GPUs a this years ADFS.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 13, 2011
25

Lenovo X120e DIY Upgrade Guide

RAM and SSD’s to feed your robot army…

Now this is the fun part, how do you get the performance you want without paying Lenovo quadruple the cost of the part you want in your laptop.
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