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    Default 4 Technologies to watch from 2012 to 2014


    IVY BRIDGE - Not content with its 32nm Sandy Bridge parts, Intel is already talking about fabricating a line of CPUs on a 22nm process technology. The first processors in this series are currently code named Ivy Bridge and may debut as early as late next year in notebooks and mainstream desktop chips. The 22nm process will also be the basis of intel's next big "tock," which is code-named Haswell, and will likely debut in 2012.

    ETHERNET 10GBASE-T AND LIGHTPEAK - yes it cost more than $1000 per port in 2008, but by 2012, 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GE or 10GBE) will be standard on motherboards. yeah, really, 10x the bandwidth of Gigabit Ethernet fer freaking free! We won't bet the bank on it, but we also believe that by 2012, Intel's LightPeak will be available as a pretty low-cost add-in and may be standard on some higher-end motherboards.

    SATA 12 - with SATA 6Gb/s here, the SATA international Organization is already looking to open up the throttle even more. The next speed notch isn't set in stone, but the roadmap targets speeds of 10GB/s or 12Gb/s. When will it happen? We,re guessing 2013 to 2014.

    4K RESOLUTION - In 2015 or so, we'll likely start seeing 4k video take hold. This higher-resolution "standard" will offer four times the pixels of 1080p and pack more pixels than a 30-inch panel running 2560x1600 resolution. It's too early to say for sure, but we're hearing about resolutions approaching 4096x3072. No, this won't happen overnight, but with 4k videos already on YouTube, you can bet this resolution revolution will happen faster than you think.

    "MAXIMUMPC MAG"

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    Resolution with 4K plus?!?! What the frig! Unsaon nlng kaha ang DSLR 100 mega pixel?!

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    4K RESOLUTION - In 2015 or so, we'll likely start seeing 4k video take hold. This higher-resolution "standard" will offer four times the pixels of 1080p and pack more pixels than a 30-inch panel running 2560x1600 resolution. It's too early to say for sure, but we're hearing about resolutions approaching 4096x3072. No, this won't happen overnight, but with 4k videos already on YouTube, you can bet this resolution revolution will happen faster than you think.
    OMG! kagrabe na ani oi.

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    nice post sir oli. Concerning lang nako ang 4k resolution. Monitor/TV manufacturers should really concentrate on color fidelity rather than more pixels. This is especially true since you really won't notice more pixels using a smaller screen (PC monitors). This tech will mostly benefit TV users i think. 99% of the monitors out today still don't perform as good as the old CRTs when it comes to color accuracy... That's downright embarrassing.

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    there ain't no money in color fidelity, son. it's the megapixels that sell.

    edit: mura sad ug gold-plated HDMI, ba. hehehe.
    Last edited by poldopunk; 01-08-2011 at 03:06 AM.

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    ^^ that is unfortunately true. People should educate themselves about this issue. No matter how many pixels you have, if the color is off then the whole image is shit....


    Quote Originally Posted by poldopunk View Post
    mura sad ug gold-plated HDMI, ba. hehehe.
    lol. pariha anang mga Monster HDMI cables na perting mahala tag $20 nya pariha ra diay ug performance sa regular HDMI lolz. Ang SATA 6gb/s cable pud kay exactly the same as the SATA 3gb/s nya gipa mahal. Sa kinsa lay ma ilad haha.
    Last edited by P0w3rM0v3; 01-08-2011 at 03:12 AM.

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    nice post. hopefully amd would follow soon with the trend para naay competition ang intel

    but regarding network cards that's capable with that bandwidth bsan mag transfer rate pag 1Terabyte ang nga network cards na akong gamiton kung ang speed sa internet nku "up to 2 gigs" ra wla gihapoy kwenta.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gharid View Post
    nice post. hopefully amd would follow soon with the trend para naay competition ang intel

    but regarding network cards that's capable with that bandwidth bsan mag transfer rate pag 1Terabyte ang nga network cards na akong gamiton kung ang speed sa internet nku "up to 2 gigs" ra wla gihapoy kwenta.
    ang internet speed kay dili man ang concern ani bro, file transfer through network man gamit ni siya sa mga file servers

    sus if matinood ni na pagkalame sa LP unlimited file sharing og prons gyud while gaming hahahahahahaha

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