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      3DMark 11 Update

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      Futuremark just sent out an announcement stating that they’ve updated 3DMark 11 to version 1.0.3. The results are still compatible and comparable with the earlier versions, and this is apparently a [PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]minor update in the grand scheme of things. Here’s the quick rundown of changes:
      Bullet physics library updated to version 2.79 to improve compatibility with future CPUs and GPUs.
      For most systems containing multiple GPUs (e.g. integrated graphics and an additional discrete graphics card), the user can now select the GPU to be tested using a new option on the Help tab.
      Improved error handling and user messages for the most common compatibility issues.
      SystemInfo component updated to version 4.5 for improved compatibility with current and future hardware.
      New "More" tab with information about other Futuremark products and services.
      For the interested, you can grab the update here.
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      OCZ Petrol

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      Η OCZ, έπειτα από την πα
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      SkyDrive for iPhone and Windows Phone

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      SkyDrive is your personal cloud for your documents, notes, photos and videos. Move your files into SkyDrive and immediately they’re available from any web browser anywhere in the world. As we [PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]detailed a few days ago, there have been a number of recent updates to SkyDrive.com to improve how you share with others, manage your files and folders, and browse through your stuff blazingly fast utilizing the latest web technologies (like HTML5 and CSS3).
      Yet as devices proliferate, having a great experience on the web is only one piece of a pretty complex puzzle. As people start to rely more on their smartphones, the need to be able to access files on-the-go is important. As we mentioned two weeks ago, we view device access as
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      Hitachi Ships The First 4TB Hard Drive

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      Hitachi has started shipping the world's first hard drive with 4TB capacity. There has not been an official press release from Hitachi yet, but a Japanese site Akiba has spotted the hard drive on sale. The hard [PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]drive carries model number HDS5C4040ALE630 and is branded as Deskstar 5K.
      The brand suggests that it's a lower performance drive with rotational speed of 5900rpm (Hitachi calls this "CoolSpin"). The drive comes with 32MB of cache just like the 2TB and 3TB versions, and uses SATA 6Gb/s interface. The drive is priced at 26,800 Yen, which translates to $345. For comparison, the 3TB Deskstar 5K costs 19,780 Yen ($254), so the price per GB is very close. The drive appears to use four platters, so one more platter than the previous 3TB monster.
      The release comes at an odd time because hard drive supply is still very limited due to the floods in Thailand. The components of this drive are manufactured in Thailand according to the product packaging, meaning that the supply may be very limited in the short term. There is no word on global availability, though.
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