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ATI to release 1GB FireGL. $2000 card.
Verizon to divide consumers. And cut competition and screw people...
E-snooping and you. No snooping for me. At a job, that's different.
ATI to release 1GB FireGL. $2000 card.
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The result should be a finer level of detail throughout the visible spectrum, enhancing details in shadows and making highlights come to life. In addition, high-end displays supporting 16-bit per RGB color component can be fully utilized by the FireGL V7350 and FireGL V7300. Two dual-link connectors also give end users the ability to drive multiple ultra-high resolution displays, yielding a massive desktop display over 5000 pixels wide.
Verizon to divide consumers. And cut competition and screw people...
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Verizon had filed a petition in December 2004 asking the FCC to free it of all regulation. The FCC was split on the issue and didn't actually vote on the petition, but the measure was granted because the commission failed to deny or accept it before a deadline last week. According to the law, if the petition had not been denied within a set period of time, it would be granted.
E-snooping and you. No snooping for me. At a job, that's different.
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Over 72 percent are not in favor of or expressed mixed feelings about the use of electronic tags, such as RFID, that are embedded in products that could be used to track identities from short distances.