Is this Chinese?

[glen]

Can anyone read this?
http://content.sina.com/news/75/68/2756825_1_b5gif.html

 

[bacillus]

have you tried using babel?

 

[Jyoung24]

yeah I can read it but I don't understand a word of it. It's asian in origin that's for sure.

 

[glen]

It is a picture of text, not text.

 

[ye110man]

it's chinese. chinese writting is very difficult to translate.

 

[Eug]

It is Chinese.

Sina World News.

Unfortunately, I can only read about 10% of it, ie. not enough to understand it.

 

[spanky]

yes

 

[glen]

Sheeeesh...
I thought half the folks here were asian, I figure someone could read this wtf??

 

[Vinny N]

Originally posted by: glen
Sheeeesh...
I thought half the folks here were asian, I figure someone could read this wtf??

You know, this is probably the wrong forum for this (Yes I notice it's probably hardware related in what it has to say.)

Besides, you might have better luck posting this in Off Topic.

 

[Mltsao]

If u need a general translantion my mom can do it.

PM me.

 

[MaxFusion16]

I can read the article,
basically the article just denies the report of nvidia transfering their production from taiwan semiconductor to IBM, but does not preclude the possiblity of using IBM as a second production source. Currently both IBM and taiwan semiconductor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality are about the same. And IBM's labor costs twice as much, so there is no point in transfering. Also, nvidia has verified taiwan semicondutor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality, and the full production of NV30 will start in a few weeks in order to demonstrate NV30 at comdex in november.

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: MaxFusion16
I can read the article,
basically the article just denies the report of nvidia transfering their production from taiwan semiconductor to IBM, but does not preclude the possiblity of using IBM as a second production source. Currently both IBM and taiwan semiconductor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality are about the same. And IBM's labor costs twice as much, so there is no point in transfering. Also, nvidia has verified taiwan semicondutor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality, and the full production of NV30 will start in a few weeks in order to demonstrate NV30 at comdex in november.

Thanks MaxFusion!

 

[Budman]

Originally posted by: MaxFusion16
I can read the article,
basically the article just denies the report of nvidia transfering their production from taiwan semiconductor to IBM, but does not preclude the possiblity of using IBM as a second production source. Currently both IBM and taiwan semiconductor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality are about the same. And IBM's labor costs twice as much, so there is no point in transfering. Also, nvidia has verified taiwan semicondutor's 0.13 micron manufacturing quality, and the full production of NV30 will start in a few weeks in order to demonstrate NV30 at comdex in november.

all along i tought it was a Nescafe ad.

 

[pillage2001]

Originally posted by: spankyOO7
yes

Yeah right.

 

[Mday]

i can verify that it is chinese...