Monday, January 31, 2011

Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0295178/
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Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0145660/
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File size                        : 330 MiB
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Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118655/
Subtitles            : English
Format                           : Matroska
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3:10 to Yuma (2007) Dvdrip 300MB rmvb


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300 (2006) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0416449/
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Updated: The License Agreement: Intel to Pay NVIDIA $1.5 Billion


Our full analysis of the agreement is now available here: Intel Settles With NVIDIA: More Money, Fewer Problems, No x86
In about 30 minutes NVIDIA will host a conference call to announce its 6-year $1.5 billion license agreement with Intel. Intel will pay annual installments totaling $1.5 billion over 6 years beginning January 18th.
We'll have full details after the conference call. The license agreement stems from the Intel/NV dispute over the right to build chipsets that interface with Intel CPUs that use DMI/QPI instead of the traditional GTL+ FSB.
After Project Denver and the Tegra 2 announcements at CES, it looks like NVIDIA is shaping up to have a good start to 2011.
Update: While we're still working on our full rundown of the agreement, there's been some speculation over at Ars Technica about what this agreement means for Intel; specifically claiming that NVIDIA GPUs will be appearing in Intel CPUs, on the basis of the fact that Intel is licensing NVIDIA technology. I'm not a lawyer (though I do play one on the Internet) however I disagree with this reading - Intel has to license NVIDIA technology to avoid running afoul of the company's large patent portfolio with their own IGPs. It's for all practical purposes impossible to build a desktop GPU without infringing on an AMD/NV patent. This agreement allows Intel to continue producing their IGPs, just as how the original 2004 chipset agreement allowed Intel to produce more modern IGPs in return for NVIDIA getting a chipset license. -Ryan Smith

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Seagate GoFlex Mac & Thin @ CES 2011


I met with Seagate briefly at the show and it gave me an update on additions to its drive lineup. Unfortunately there still are no updates to the Momentus XT. It remains as the only Hybrid HDD in Seagate’s lineup. I’m disappointed as I was hoping to at least see one update to the drive by now. As you may remember from our review the Momentus XT is easily the fastest desktop HDD on the market in real world usage, although it still can’t compete with SSDs.
The GoFlex Desk I reviewed not too long ago is officially coming to the Mac platform and Apple stores with the GoFlex Desk for Mac. There are only two differences between this version and what I reviewed. The first is the color of the chassis, the Mac version is a Mac-like silver vs. the standard black. The second difference is the drive will come formatted with a HFS+ partition, allowing Mac users to use it with Time Machine.
Unfortunately the GoFlex Desk for Mac will sell at a premium compared to the standard GoFlex Desk. Seagate doesn’t appear to have done anything to address the thermal issues I brought up in the 3TB review either.
The GoFlex Desk for Mac will ship with both USB 2.0 and FireWire interfaces.

Seagate GoFlex Thin

Shipping in April of this year Seagate also announced its GoFlex Thin external drive at the show. The GoFlex Thin is a 9mm housing for an internal 7mm 2.5” hard drive. The GoFlex Thin uses a standard GoFlex connector so you can expect a multitude of interface options. The drive will ship with USB 3 by default.
Also in April we’ll see a HFS+ formatted Mac version.
Speaking of the GoFlex connector, Seagate decided to open up the GoFlex connector spec for other manufacturers to use and implement at no cost. Seagate is hoping manufacturers will jump on board and embrace the connector so we can have interoperable, easy plug, external drives and docks. The idea would be to put GoFlex connectors on everything from DVRs to external hard drive docks. Obviously for this to work we’ll need all of the HDD makers on board as well. Seagate claims we’ll see a pledge of support from one other HDD maker, although I suspect it’s not Western Digital.

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Google Invites Media To Android Honeycomb Event

Motorola's Xoom tablet is expected to have a starring role as Google unveils Android 3.0, known as Honeycomb. The newest Android version has been optimized for tablets. While Samsung already has the Galaxy Tab on the market, it runs on Android 2.2, which was designed for smartphones. Honeycomb will drive Android's challenge to Apple's iPad.

As the tablet wars heat up, the newest version of Google's open-source Android operating system -- version 3.0, or Honeycomb -- could become a major factor. That new OS, which is optimized for tablets, will be formally unveiled Wednesday at the search giant's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters.
An invitation from Google, entitled A Taste of What's New from Android, has been sent to news media. It's expected that Motorola's Xoom tablet, the first with Honeycomb, will have a starring role.
'From the Ground Up'
While Samsung's Android-powered Galaxy Tab has reportedly sold two million units, it uses the earlier version 2.2, which was adapted for tablet use by Samsung. Before Honeycomb, Android was specifically designed for smartphones and similar form factors.
A software development kit for Honeycomb was released last week, when the company emphasized that the new OS was designed "from the ground up" with tablets in mind.
The exact features of Honeycomb are still being revealed, but extensive multitasking, a range of customizable widgets, support for near field communication e-wallets, a new system bar with notifications, a revamped web browser with a new 3-D rendering engine, and a gyroscope are known.
Honeycomb was briefly demoed for a technology conference in December by Google Vice President of Engineering Andy Rubin, using a then-prototype Motorola Xoom. The demo included Google Maps with 3-D buildings. The Xoom was also shown at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month.
The OS Wars
Al Hilwa, program director of application Relevant Products/Services development at IDC, said a key issue for Honeycomb is adapting to the differences between tablets and smartphones. He noted that Android for smartphones "requires things in the device that some tablets don't have," such as hardware Relevant Products/Services buttons.
Another issue, he said, "is the way multitasking is done and is surfaced in tablets," since what "works in smartphones often doesn't with a larger form factor."
Honeycomb could become a major factor in the tablet wars, as it will be the key to determining Android's position as a platform alternative to Apple's iPad and its iOS.
In addition to Android, Hewlett-Packard is set to unveil its webOS tablets in early February, and there is a significant amount of anticipation. HP Relevant Products/Services has been open about the fact that the webOS platform was the single largest strategic reason that it acquired the struggling Palm last summer for $1.2 billion.
There's also Research In Motion's new PlayBook, which uses a RIM-specific OS, and a variety of Windows 7 tablets. RIM begins with a well-established advantage in the enterprise Relevant Products/Services market because of its BlackBerry smartphone, and the PlayBook is designed to get online access through an accompanying BlackBerry. Some observers have noted that this is an awkward combination for consumers, but PlayBook-with-BlackBerry could make IT Relevant Products/Services management Relevant Products/Services simpler.

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Rain Sounds Ringtones


Format: mp3 | 196 Kbps | Quantity: 11 | Size: 7 mb | UL-Rs

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Igor (2008) Dvdrip 300MB rmvb


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465502/
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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Blood and Chocolate (2007) Dvdrip 300MB MP4


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0397044/
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Exit Speed (2008) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1042497/
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Dog Soldiers (2002) Dvdrip 300MB MKV


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0280609/
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CES 2011: Intel WiDi 2.0 Brings New Media Extenders


One major feature of mobile Sandy Bridge is support for Intel WiDi 2.0. For those of you who aren’t familiar with it, WiDi 2.0 uses SNB’s Quick Sync engine to encode, in real time, the frame buffer and send it over 802.11n to a compatible WiDi receiver attached to your TV. The WiDi receiver decodes the content and displays your mobile desktop on whatever TV you have attached to the WiDi receiver, wirelessly. All you need is a SNB laptop with an Intel WiFi controller. Unlike wireless HDMI, the cost is much lower since you’re relying on the host CPU to do the video encoding. All you have to pay for is the cost of the WiDi receiver.
With the original WiDi, Netgear was the only company that made a WiDi receiver. The receiver was fine but generally it’s nice to see more than one company offering a technology. This time around Intel plans to have many more partners with WiDi receivers. At CES last week Intel had a D-Link WiDi receiver hooked up to a SNB notebook:
Sandy Bridge WiDi also supports HDCP and 1080p, so you can now stream Blu-ray content from a SNB notebook to a TV connected via WiDi.

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A Closer Look at the Sandy Bridge Die




Aside from a stack of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, I snagged something else of interest at my Intel meeting at CES 2011: a shot of some exposed Sandy Bridge processor die. As a recap SNB is available in three different physical die versions today: quad-core, dual-core with GT1 graphics and dual-core with GT2 graphics. The die sizes and transistor counts are below:
CPU Specification Comparison
CPU Manufacturing Process Cores Transistor Count Die Size
AMD Thuban 6C 45nm 6 904M 346mm2
AMD Deneb 4C 45nm 4 758M 258mm2
Intel Gulftown 6C 32nm 6 1.17B 240mm2
Intel Nehalem/Bloomfield 4C 45nm 4 731M 263mm2
Intel Sandy Bridge 4C 32nm 4 995M 216mm2
Intel Lynnfield 4C 45nm 4 774M 296mm2
Intel Clarkdale 2C 32nm 2 384M 81mm2
Intel Sandy Bridge 2C (GT1) 32nm 2 504M 131mm2
Intel Sandy Bridge 2C (GT2) 32nm 2 624M 149mm2
Now for the shot:
From left to right we have a dual-core GT2 die, a quad-core die and a 32nm Arrandale die with on-package 45nm HD Graphics GPU. There’s very little difference between the dual-core GT2 die and the quad-core die - each SNB core is fairly small at 32nm.
The comparison to Arrandale is also interesting as it makes dual-core SNB look pretty sensible. But keep in mind that we don’t know the full cost structure for manufacturing at 45nm vs. 32nm. Newer processes tend to be more expensive initially compared to older, more mature processes.

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CES 2011: Motorola Xoom & NVIDIA Tegra 2: The Honeycomb Platform


The two biggest announcements at CES 2011? Intel’s Sandy Bridge and pretty much everything NVIDIA talked about at its press conference (as well as the MS Windows 8/ARM announcement which I’ll discuss later).
NVIDIA finally got to talk about Project Denver as well as show off its first Tegra 2 based smartphones. The LG Optimus 2X, Motorola Atrix 4G and Droid Bionic will all be shipping in the next 2 months and all of them use NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 SoC.
The Android tablet market is another focus for Tegra 2. A little known fact is that Tegra 2 is the reference SoC for Honeycomb, the official Android release for tablets. Being selected by Google is another huge boon for NVIDIA’s Tegra business, although from the looks of it we’ll still see more Qualcomm based Honeycomb tablets than Tegra 2 solutions by the end of the year.
I played with the Xoom a bit in my Motorola meeting. Unfortunately Google won’t allow Honeycomb to be demoed, so Motorola was just running a looped video on the Xoom. Build quality felt good despite being handled tons at the show. The Xoom is very iPad like in its size and functionality. The major physical change is the power/lock button is on the back of the device vs. the top.
Gallery: Motorola Xoom
The full specs of the Xoom are below:
Motorola XOOM Tablet
OS Android 3.0 Honeycomb
Differentiation Larger display in smaller form-factor, 1080p HD support, first tablet with Honeycomb software, dual-core 1GHz processor, and a wide range of docking options
Dimensions 249.1mm (h) x 167.8mm (w) x 12.9mm (d)
Display 10.1” 1280x800 
Weight 730 g
Processor NVIDIA® Tegra™ 2: 1GHz dual-core processor
Battery Up to 10 hour video playback 
Connectivity 3.5mm, micro USB 2.0 HS, Corporate Sync, Wi-Fi 2.4GHz & 5GHz 802.11b/g/n,  Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR + HID
Network EvDO Rev.A - Verizon 800/1900
Messaging/Web/Apps Email (Corporate Sync,  Google Mail,  POP3/IMAP embedded,  Push Email,  Yahoo Mail) , WebKit w/ Flash
Audio AAC,  AAC+,  AMR NB,  AMR WB,  MP3, XMF
Video 720p capture/1080p playback/streaming, H.263,  H.264,  MPEG4
Camera 5 MP rear-facing camera with dual LED flash/2MP front-facing camera
Memory 32GB on board user memory, SD card support after software update, 1GB DDR2 RAM 
One interesting feature is the Xoom will be upgradeable to support LTE. The PCB doesn’t have any LTE modem on it however Motorola is hinting at some sort of carrier/OEM upgrade process. Presumably you’d ship your Xoom out to either the carrier or directly to Motorola and they’d mount an LTE modem, give you an LTE SIM and you’d be on your way. The Xoom already ships with the required SIM tray, the modem is the only change you'll have to make to enable LTE.

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