Here is the new Motorola Driod from verizon reviewed by our friends at CPF (cellphoneforums.net)  Check it out and check out there site too

From CPF: This is the one a lot of people have been waiting to get their hands on, and rightfully so! Verizon has loosened their belt a bit and finally allowed an Android phone on their network. The Motorola Droid, backed by a large advertising campaign, aims to stomp on the iPhone 3GS in every way possible. It is being released November 6th for $199 (w/ 2 year contract), and will be the most powerful Android device on the market.

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Matrox Announces World's First Single-Slot PCIe 8 Video Graphics Card. Matrox M9188 supports up to eight DisplayPort or DVI Single-Link outputs. Combine a second card for up to 16 displays all on a normal workstation. Most Highend workstations now come with 2 to 4 pcie x16 slots on them. no word on weather you can put 4 of these bad boys together. The Matrox M9188 PCIe x16 offers 2GB of memory, resolutions up to 2560x1600 per output, and the management software to go with it. This card retails for $1995 and is aimed at large business management facilities. These businesses need large amount of visual data such as energy and traffic management. This card is one step closer to have an awesome Lex Luthor (or similar evil doer) style Lair. Matrox

Not every university has a deal with Microsoft to provide cheap product licenses to students, and high schools are generally out of luck. There is, however, a way for any math, science, or tech-inclined student to score some slick deals.
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I just got my first HD television for Christmas and I wanted to go right out and get a HDMI cable to enjoy my stellar HD picture. I was appalled at the prices at circuit city and best buy for HDMI cables. The cheapest one i could find was $40. In the past i have alway paid less when buying online but a $34 price different is horrendous. These stores are simply gouging the ignorant public who don't know any better. I left the store disappointed and went on monprice.com and bought my cable for $6 plus shipping.

I feel that I must spread the word to people who think that paying $80 for the same cable is going to get them a better picture, is just wrong. I'm sure these cables provide extra protection but the extra protection is so small it can't even be measured with today's technology. I have found an in depth article from the guys over at gizmodo describing this rip off and tested comparable cables at monoprice. Please read these articles and spread the word for any new HDTV owner.

This quote from gizmodo pretty much sums up the article "The only people who should buy Monster cable are people who light cigars with Benjamins. Fortunately for Monster, there are plenty of those people. They're not even suckers, they are just rich as hell, and want the best. This testing did not prove that Monster is not the best. It just proved that the best is, for the most part, unnecessary." 

The cables that i bought are not the same cables that they tested, i purchased the cheapest cables. From my experience my picture is just as good as the high quality ones given to me from Verizon FIOS technicians. We tested this fact on a 50 Panasonic plasma playing xbox 360 halo 3 and between 3 people we couldn't tell the difference.

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