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Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger made an announcement for Tesla Motors which giving off very good vibes in the car world.  Probably even giving some car makers a little chill.  Tesla Motors just introduced it’s new fully electric, five passenger sports sedan called the Model S.  Model S will be selling for $60,000 and can go for 225 miles on a single full charge.  Tesla says that it will produce these new Model S’ in a new manufacturing plant in Northern California (whoopie more pollution up here).  Pictures shall be released by Tesla soon and hopefully more details about the car. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s time to get excited. Blizzard Entertainment is gearing up for one of their best years yet. With 3 hugely anticipated PC titles: Diablo 3, Starcraft 2, and World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, Blizzard will definitely control the PC gaming market. World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, the 2nd expansion to Blizzard’s hugely popular game, World of Warcraft, is estimated to hit store shelves Fall this year. With over 10 million subscribers to World of Warcraft, Wrath of the Lich King will definitely be a huge success.

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No frontin’ here: this is the most excited we’ve been about in the wild shots in quite some time. Not only do we have a veritible plethora of Envy 133 shots to glance at, but each one is high resolution and sharp as a tack. If you think your heart can handle checking out this slab of sexy from all angles, head on down to the links below and give it a go. From here, the only thing we’re down on is that mirror they call a glossy display; otherwise, this thing looks downright heavenly.

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From engadget.com

nVidia’s GTX 200 Series Graphics Card Benchmarks!

Most definitely, nVidia’s new line of graphics card can sum up the greatest graphics card ever to be made (yet).  nVidia always WOWs us and blows are minds away every time they introduce a new line of graphics cards.  In it’s history, the greatest performance increase from it’s family are (argubly) from 7 series –> 8 series.  This week, it can finally add another huge performance increase to it’s family.  From 9 series –> GTX 200 series.

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After a seven month hiatus, TorrentFlux has finally released their newest version of their TorrentFlux web client to version 2.4.  This popular PHP client has undergone some welcomed changes.  Their main hub-grub for releasing version 2.4 is their encryption support that has been added to the newest BitTornado client that is used in TorrentFlux.

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After months and months of talk the first public beta of the upcoming Firefox 3 is finally here. Like many I rushed right out this morning and downloaded it, because it’s a public beta, that means it’s got to be about done right? Maybe not so much. At first glance I can’t really tell it’s all that different from FF2, the interface does seem a bit sleeker but it’s hard to say. I guess I was expecting something drastically different. It does seem a lot more responsive than FF2 for opening large number of tabs but that might be because most plugins don’t work with it yet.Apparently not very many plugins aren’t working yet so it looks like I’ll have to do without StumbleUpon and CustomizeGoogle for a bit. Ummm, no, that’ll probably be enough reason to switch back to FF2 for now. So be warned, if you’ve heavily customized your FF then you may want to use an alternate machine to test the new beta because it totally overwrites the older version. It now installs into a new folder separate from FF2, so they can both co-exist on the same machine. Beyond that, it seems pretty good, based on only a few hours messing with it. The biggest thing people will want to know is, does it still leak memory like a rusty boat? According to the release notes over 300 individual memory leaks have been plugged.

Again, it’s hard to tell but this early look definitely has some promise to it. If your into ripping new software apart to find all it’s faults then you might want to give this a whirl. Otherwise, your probably better off just reading one of the in depth reviews that are starting to turn up. It’s worth a look but like I said, if you don’t want to lose any customizations you currently have, better to just sit this one out and wait and see.

A more in depth review is available from Zdnet.com, check it out.

You can download the beta here

They are now at Beta 2.