Linux - This Picture Says It All
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If the prediction from Gartner Inc. is correct, then 80 per cent of Internet users and Fortune 500 enterprises will be participating in some type of virtual world. The Virtual World Design Centre at Loyalist College has been awarded the Colleges Ontario Innovation Award for 2008. As the first Canadian college to establish an on-line [...]
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Its that time of year again when much of Toronto’s Film and Television technical community will make their annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas for NAB 2008. With the light shining on Las Vegas over the next week or so, I think that it is important for the Toronto Film and Television technical community to mark [...]
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Apple® announced today that Final Cut® Server for Final Cut Studio is now shipping, just in time for the National Association of Broadcasters conference that starts next week. Final Cut Server a software solution that provides media asset management and workflow automation and is a scaleable server application that catalogs large collections of assets [...]
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Thanks to a post by Mark Frauenfelder on boingbong this week, the bit-bucket blog received over 8640 page hits in a 24 hour period. Most of the traffic. Most of the traffic hit the Creative Lab posts on the blog.
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I’ve been spend time over the last two weeks preparing my annual trip to the National Association of Broadcasters Conference (NAB). For those who have never been to the show it’s where all the latest and greatest technology surfaces related to the various aspects of broadcasting. Over the past few years the show has become [...]
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Intel has announced its 2nd Generation Classmate PC (CMPC). These PC’s termed termed “Netbooks” are competitive models to the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) computers. Compared to Intel’s first Classmate PC they have enhanced features such as longer battery life, are more rugged, water resistant keyboards and provide good shock absorption. They are being made [...]
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The reason these video’s are surfacing on my blog is because the Intel Developers Forum is on this week in Shanghai, China. With the forum comes some insight into the direction Intel is taking with its various procesor lines. One area that Intel is pushing is the next generation of Visual Computing that is [...]
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Last Friday Intel’s Uday Keshavdas assisted in a video as he was packing up for his trip to Shanghai for the Intel Developer Forum. The video provides insight into the new mobile devices that the Intel ATOM is powering. The video (below) shows new devices, a silicon wafer that has 2500 ATOMS on it and [...]
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