Just a teaser, there's no specs or nothin'.
they don't even look like motherboards anymore
Presentations have just completed and we are on a break and the benchmarking session will begin shortly. At our benchmark desk when we arrived was sitting a GK-K8000 gaming keyboard. We were told they were delayed due to design issues but there seems to be many of them scattered throughout this meeting room. Maybe they are not the final version though.
First impressions are good though… first thing I noticed is just how solid it is. If I were to estimate, I’d say it weighs around 1KG without cables attached and the keys are very solid and feels great when typing. It has a detachable USB connector which is a bit odd but might be good if you are moving around to LAN parties for example.
I still think I'll keep my diNovo Edge.
Zagreb (Croatia) – This morning we received delicate details about AMD’s answer to Intel’s Montevina design from our moles in Taiwan. The information we received could get you concerned about the new mobile processor Griffin as well as the Puma platform. Since our sources inside AMD confirmed the information, we have reason to believe that the Puma story might get ugly.
Yeah, well, my sources say that Gigabyte and Google are going to buy up the power lines and turn them into mega-nano-super-quantum computer grids.
the above photo, the result of the search terms "mega nano super quantum computer grids" is so real it's gotta be proof, and not a big fat rumor i just started to get people to read whatever i say. i'm not qualified, there's no tom's in my name
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