Amazing memory card survival. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () The BBC website has incredible photos of the tsunami rescued from a the memory card of a camera whose owners were killed shortly after the pics were taken. . Archived from groups:...

camera near the sight of the tsunami and it turned out to have been taken by a couple who were later found dead. The camera's card kept the contents of the photo & were thus rescued. Now, I know this probably sounds morbid to 95% of you, and I do recognize...

out the door I checked the capture counter on my D100. It read -E- and I patted my pocket to see if my Lexar 512mb 40X Compact Flash Memory card was there. It wasn't there and then I had to think about the last place I saw it. Then to my horror I remembered...

for the new Nehalem based Xeons (which would eat up this budget in one gulp), but it does include a range of older Xeons, some Opterons, and most importantly, the consumer core i7's. The i7's do have amazing memory performance, but if you look at the other...

Well, it has managed to marginalize Itanium effectively. No way Itanium >will ever make it out of its niches now. > Oh, who knows really. I have a hard time visualizing how Itanium will survive in a niche, to be honest. If it does, it will eventually...

storage space on my Ipaq with it. However when I go to the memory settings and storage card it says total memory on card is 96.52MB which I dont understand. Furthermore even if i take the card out it still says memory on card is 96.52MB. Do I have a dud...

8XS ; [b]* 6x mode in Radeon cards is an absolute quality/performance champion compared to the 8xS mode in GeForce — we look forward to NVIDIA's implementation of MSAA with more than 4 sub-samples... * 8xS mode in GeForce cards is an obvious survival...

why the guy earlier said his machine was loud, maybe he has superhearing or the machine he's talking about wasn't liquid cooled. I didn't get the phys-X card because I felt 2 GTX's were enough. Again, only one click. The only thing I can't figure out...

16MB Cache Buffer) Second Hard Drive: 250GB SATA II 3Gb/s 5,400 RPM Hard Drive Hard Drives in RAID: RAID Disabled CD/DVD Read/Writer: Blu-Ray Read - DVD-CD R-RW Memory Card Reader: 7-in-1 Memory Card Reader (All versions of MS + SD/MMC) Wireless...

cards based on the simple fact that one of the companies has the fastest card in the high end segment. And as i said in other posts, the real money is in the mid and low range and ATI used to be quite good at that. The prices for the 1950 Pro are amazing. With...