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overturfa

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Originally posted by: Rogue
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: Rogue
Originally posted by: bdude
Amazing...

These guys are so good, they've already been to the 2006 CES convention.

AHAHAHAHAH!!! Owned. :D

I fail to see the owned.

You fail to see that the 2006 CES Convention they are passing off as having attended hasn't happened yet. Don't try to tell me that they're putting that there with the intent of showing up, I'm not buying it. This whole damned thing is one big lie and the 2006 CES thing is their first mistake.

I mean, c'mon, they're passing off a fvcking headphone jack as an optical cable capable of carrying power and transferring memory while also having a ground wire! If that doesn't absolutely stink of lie, I don't know what does.

Hmm.. A grounded fiber optic cable you say... Interesting...

[cough]HABULSHTTT[/cough]
 

GeneValgene

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Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Heh. These guys actually went to CES last year, IIRC. They were, uh, eaten alive.

And Windows cannot address that much RAM. And there's no way that THEY fixed it (because it's a kernel issue), and MS has no desire to fix it (nor do they have systems to TEST THAT on)

Also, I believe x86 itself only allows something like 128gigs of RAM (AMD64 raises that). These guys don't own a CPU fab. They havn't paid anyone else to make them a CPU. They, therefore, DO NOT have a CPU. They have not licensed x86 (which is free, if you tell Intel), they have not licensed AMD64 (which is free, if you tell AMD), they have not licensed IA64. Therefore, it cannot be run on Windows because Windows doesn't run on anything else.

They are shens^<inf>.

haha looks like they will be back at CES this year

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batmanuel

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Originally posted by: bdude
Amazing...

These guys are so good, they've already been to the 2006 CES convention.

Well, you'd kind of expect that a computer this blazingly fast would be capable of ripping a hole in space-time. It makes perfect sense. I'm shocked there's not a flux capacitor somewhere in that thing.