MacOS X86 Leopard Cracked
Sunday, November 19, 2006
It's funny now that Apple's gone Intel it seems all their operating systems can be cracked just like WindowsXP and Windows Vista can be cracked as well. This is via Digg so since the original webpage got the Digg Effect duggmirror has been hosting it. Too bad there's not much more info, it would be nice to setup another partition and run OSX for fun, lol. I like XP but OSX would seem fun, which one you guys prefer yourself?
Alright here's the link HERE and post your thoughts?
Posted bySteve at 12:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Apple, Hardware, Intel
Intel and Verizon team up to launch PC gaming in the living room
Thursday, November 02, 2006
To me it just seems like Intel's mad it's not making any of the next gen console chips and is teaming up with Verizon to get some publicity for its VIIV line while Verizon's trying to gain credibility with online gamers or what. They're just advertising something that's already being done. The only this that'll be new are some free private servers, VoIP intergration, and a friends list. Nothing you can't find already but might be good for those who don't have anything.
You can read the press release HERE.
Post your thoughts.
-Steve
Posted bySteve at 2:41 PM 0 comments
Labels: HTPC, Intel, Video Games
Stuck at work...Quad-Core Discussion
Yep so it's one of my long Thursdays at the library so I'm just surfing tech sites and reading reviews of the new Intel Quad-Core "Kentsfield" where there's 20 reviews on the same pre-release stuff. Oh yea my buddy Chris came by, he's another tech guy, loves buying new gadgets and he's a really nice guy too. Works on the 5th floor of the LLC building (I'm on the 3rd floor.) We were talking about do we really need a Quad-Core system? After 2 cores is there really going to be a need for 4, 8, etc. Are our CPU's that seem to be fine doing single-threaded or multi-threaded apps going to substancially be better with the huge increase in numbers of cores per CPU. I've been holding off buying a multi-core system until the apps have really supported it. He has a brand new Core 2 Duo laptop and he loves it, so we're on both sides of the fence. I'll wait for AMD's response to Kentsfield to see what's up, and I need to save money anyways so it gives me another excuses.
Alright back to work, more later
-Steve
Posted bySteve at 10:03 AM 0 comments
Labels: AMD, Hardware, Intel, LIU
