Friday, June 29, 2007

Memory4less Sandisk Extreme III CompactFlashProducts

SanDisk Extreme III Compact Flash Card:SanDisk Extreme III Compact Flash Card is designed for momentous professional photographers who demand one of the fastest, most robust, and generally durable memory cards on the market. Professional photographers who work under less than ideal conditions expect more from a flash memory card.Specification for Extreme III Compact Flash Cards:

Capacity Manufacturer :

SanDisk 8GB Extreme III Compact Flash Card Mfr P/N SDCFX-008G

General Information
Manufacturer Part Number	SDCFX-008G
Brand Name	SanDisk
Product Type	CompactFlash
Technical Information
Storage Capacity	8 GB
Memory Speed	400x
Maximum Read Speed	60 MB/s
Maximum Write Speed	60 MB/s
Physical Characteristics
Width	1.4"
Thickness	129.9 mil
Length	1.7"

SanDisk Extreme III 8GB Compact Flash (CF) Memory Card Mfr P/N SDCFX3-8192-903

Technical Specifications

Model
Manufacturer	SanDisk
Manufacturer Part #	SDCFX3-8192-903

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Monday, June 25, 2007

Memory4less: AMD 45nm CPUs expected 2H08

AMD's 45nm CPUs are expected as soon as the second half of 2008, according to Digi times. Considering AMD's 65nm process hasn't even been rolled out entirely yet and Phenom doesn't arrive until much later this year, this could mean a really short turn around time for AMD, but arguably something it absolutely needs to "catch up".45nm will launch with Socket AM3, which will be backwards compatible to AM2 and AM2+, the latter due to launch with the next generation of chip sets in August. Digitimes claims the processors will support a DDR2/3 memory controller and since AM3 processors are due to be backwards compatible with AM2/AM2+ motherboards this dual memory controller compatibility should mean a very painless upgrade path. Something that's very important given the life of CPU sockets now seems so short. However, newer AM3 motherboards will not accept AM2/AM2+ CPUs because they will only offer DDR3 memory, and DDR3 modules use a lower voltage and have a slightly different core architecture to DDR2 making them directly incompatible."AMD's AM3 family will include the quad-core Deneb and DenebFX, dual-core Pr-opus and Regor, and single-core Sargas. Shipments of 45nm products are predicted to surpass those of 65nm products within half a year from launch, noted the sources."So we will still see 65nm CPUs from AMD a long way into 2009, when Intel will likely be starting to launch its first 32nm CPUs. The vast majority of Intel's lineup will be 45nm by then, with the introduction of Nehalem incorporating a memory controller of its own already hitting shelves if road maps go to plan.Fusion from AMD, a CPU-GPU mix, should also launch on 45nm as well, so maybe the two processes are moving hand in hand which is why we'll see the new process technology much sooner than expected

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Monday, June 11, 2007

Google AdWords Campaign Optimizer

What is the Campaign Optimizer?

The Campaign Optimizer is a free AdWords tool designed to help you fine-tune your advertising campaigns. When you run the Campaign Optimizer, we automatically analyze your budget, keywords, and landing page, and create a customized proposal for your campaign.

You can then review the proposed changes and accept the ones you want to apply. You can reach the Campaign Optimizer via the Optimize Campaign link on your campaign details page. You can also go to the Tools page of the Campaign Management tab and click Campaign Optimizer.

The Campaign Optimizer currently supports only certain languages and locations:

For which languages and locations is the Campaign Optimizer available?
The Campaign Optimizer is available for campaigns targeting English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese. The tool does not support campaigns targeted to all languages.

Also, in order to access this tool, your billing address must be located in one of the following countries: Brazil, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, or the Dominican Republic.