ADATA had released yet another Solid state drive and the company had named it as S396 SSD. There are surely a couple of competing approaches at work as the USB 3.0 flash drive is employing the fastest and also the newest standard, while the new solid state drive is using the more common place 3Gb/sec interface.…
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S396 SATA 2 Solid State Drive from ADATA
December 30th, 2011 
Vibi Krishnan 
Posted in Tech Stuff 
Tags: 3 Years, Adata, Amp, Audience, Bandwidth, Budget, Fears, Flash Drive, Intel, Interface, Iops, Motherboards, Reliability, Sata, Sequential Numbers, Solid State Drive, Ssd, Ssds, Warranty, Wise Move 
Comments OffNearly A Billion People Go Hungry Every Day – Can GM Crops Help Feed Them?
February 7th, 2009 Malvika Sampat 
A protester vandalises a GM crop trial. Qualms about GM food may be a luxury Africa can ill afford. Photograph: Barry Batchelor/PA
From The Guardian:
Leading scientists met last night to debate whether genetically modified crops can feed the world’s hungry. The issue, it seems, is as divisive as ever
The Science Museum in London is running an exhibition until the end of May called Future Foods.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Batchelor, Dana, Exhibition, Fears, Food Crisis, Future Foods, Genetically Modified Crops, Gm, Gm Crop Trial, Gm Crops, Gm Food, Good Job, Guardian, People, Photograph, Pros And Cons, Protester, Qualms, Science Museum, Scientists Comments OffBuilding a New Computer – Introduction
January 22nd, 2009 Tushar Mathur Well the time has come for me to retire my Frankenstein computer and start with an updated model. Building a new computer is something new for me and something I would have not considered a few years ago. But after spending the past two years replacing the power supply, adding a new graphics card and upgrading memory, my fears of working with apparent fragile technology pieces have been conquered.…
Posted in Tech News Tags: Building Computer, Computer Introduction, Computer New, Computer Parts, Fears, Frankenstein, Graphics Card, Model Building, New Computer, New Graphics, Power Supply, Upgrading Memory Comments OffThe Politicization Of Global Warming
December 24th, 2008 Malvika Sampat 
Photo: Dr. William Happer (Source: Princeton University)
Princeton Physicist Calls Global Warming Science “Mistaken” — Daily Tech
Scientist fired by Al Gore was told, “science will not intrude on public policy”.
Noted energy expert and Princeton physicist Dr. Will Happer has sharply criticized global warming alarmism. Happer, author of over 200 scientific papers and a past director of energy research at the Department of Energy, called fears over global warming “mistaken”.…
Posted in Science News Tags: Al Gore, Climate Change, Department Of Energy, Dr William, Earth, Energy Expert, Energy Research, Fears, Global Warming Science, Good Science, Greenhouse Effect, Physicist, Physics, Politicization, Princeton University, Public Policy, Research Career, Scientist, University Princeton, William Happer Comments OffBlack screens in China
December 9th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
PC users in China who have illegal versions of Microsoft Windows, is being met with black computer screens. It is a result of a new initiative, which Microsoft puts muscle behind its threats against piracy in China.
Microsoft launched a so-called black-out program to combat piracy in China, and now Microsoft is trying to clear up misunderstandings over the measure, which has aroused Chinese anger.…
Posted in Tech News Tags: Academy Of Sciences, Anti Piracy, Chinese Academy Of Sciences, Chinese Anger, Chinese Media, Chinese Users, Computer Screens, Computer Technology, Fears, Infringement, Initiative, Met, Microsoft, Misunderstandings, Pc Users, Piracy In China, Privacy Screen, Researcher, Validation Test, Versions Of Microsoft Windows Comments OffNo Electricity? Island Now Energy Independent
November 27th, 2008 Tushar Mathur 
Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway (Photo from Simply Moving)
From MSNBC:
Three-acre property boasts wind turbine, solar panels and Segways
MYSTIC, Conn. – Energy independence is still only a hypothetical goal for the U.S., but the owner of a tiny island off the coast of Connecticut says he has already achieved that feat and is offering his work as a model.…
Posted in Science News Tags: 1980s, Acre Island, Acre Property, Connecticut, Currency, Dean, Dean Kamen Inventor, Dumpling Island, Electricity, Energy Independence, Fears, Gas Prices, Global Warming, Independent Nation, Medical Devices, Msnbc, Mystic Conn, North Dumpling, Solar Panels, Tiny Island Comments OffScientists Discover 21st Century Black Plague That Spreads From Rats To Humans
November 24th, 2008 Malvika Sampat 
Black Death: A brown rat, common in the UK, has been found carrying a new strain of bacteria called Bartonella rochalimae, which is deadly to humansFrom The Daily Mail:
A new plague which jumps from rats to humans has been discovered by scientists.
Fears are growing that increasing numbers of brown rats – the most common kind in Europe – are carrying a strain of bacteria that can cause serious illness in humans from heart disease to infection of the spleen and nervous system.…
Posted in Science News Tags: American Woman, Black Death, Black Plague, Black Rats, Brown Rat, Brown Rats, Chao, Chin Chang, Chung Hsing University, Daily Mail, Enlarged Spleen, Fears, Fleas, Heart Disease, Hsing, National Chung Hsing University, Nervous System, New Plague, Pathogen, Strain Of Bacteria Comments Off
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