Server Environments
Posted by Simon Whiston in Cooling Solutions on 31. Jul, 2008 | No Comments
Data centre, data warehouses and server houses have a very strict environment where by security, temperature and hardware means are used to provide the servers with the ideal environment.
Take blade based servers for example, imagine a 20 blade servers in one rack, where 20 racks could be situated within one room. Imagine hundreds of web [...]
New 1TB Disc In Development
Posted by Simon Whiston in General News on 31. Jul, 2008 | No Comments
Recently I posted that Pioneer have developed an optical disc that can store 400 GB worth of data but now scientists in the US have apparently created an 1 Terabyte optical disc which store’s all the discs data in 3D. The scientists announced that they have found a way to create hundreds of layers [...]
D-links New Greener Router
Posted by Simon Whiston in Peripherals on 30. Jul, 2008 | No Comments
Just call me Mr. Green as i have news of yet another eco-friendly, carbon footprint removing piece of tantalising hardware for all you environment conscious people!
We quite frequently hear that we should unplug our TV’s, DVD players, Radio’s etc instead of leaving them in standby mode as its unnecessary energy consumption. Well your wireless internet [...]
CherryPal Launches Eco-Friendly Simple Cloud PC
Posted by Simon Whiston in Desktop on 30. Jul, 2008 | 2 Comments
CherryPal has recently accounced it will be shipping its new simple cloud PC, the CherryPal Desktop, at the end of July. Now this paperback-book sized box has been designed and created for somebody who has very limited PC knowledge and to help cut your carbon footprint.
How I here you cry, well the CherryPal Desktop only [...]
Microsoft Vista aka Mojave
Posted by Simon Whiston in Operating System on 29. Jul, 2008 | 1 Comment
I think I will be calling Vista Mojave from now on. Why i hear you say? Well Microsoft decided to do a little experiment of their own. To prove that Vista Ultimate is in fact the dogs b0ll0x 120 people took part in a test.
The 120 people who had low perception of Vista were given [...]
Nehalem set for September launch?
Posted by Simon Whiston in Microprocessors on 29. Jul, 2008 | No Comments
Intel has indicated that the processor code named Bloomfield the mainstream version of the new architecture. The processors will ship as 2.66Ghz in the last quarter of 2008. This will be followed by the 2.94Ghz processor. The extreme versions running at 3.2Ghz will shortly follow.
I didnt expect these processors to be released so early, but [...]
