Some Things Technology Killed Off Good or Bad for US?

Today, we carry smart phones, we no longer need public phones. Encyclopedia salesman was a big thing years ago, but today we have computers, smart phones and tablets to get all the information we need. CD’s and cassettes was big just a few years ago, but now theirs steaming music to there computers, smart phones and tablets. We no longer need to visit the bank to find out how much money we have. Technology does it all for us.
List what Technology Killed Off
01 – Public Phones
02 – CD’s and Cassettes
03 – The Rolodex
04 – Encyclopedias
05 – Classified ads in Newspapers
06 – Disposable Cameras
07 – Yard Sales
08 – Lining up to Pay Bills
09 – Planning Road Trips on Paper Maps
10 – Physical copies of the Yellow Pages
11 – Answering Machines
12 – Faxes
13 – Film Processing
14 – Buying or Reading Newspapers or Books
15 – PDAs

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Nvidia challenge ATI Radeon by releasing GT 520

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Most in my earlier post show you how those big companies run and stay in challenge eash other in enthusiast-level graphic cards. Such as GTX 590, HD 6890 and etc. But, even though they stay in battle for enthusiast-level, Nvidia won’t lose in entry-level too. Nvidia now release their new product that is the cheapest graphic card from Nvidia which has DirectX 11 feature to challenge Radeon HD 6450.

New GT 520 take the place as the cheapest DirectX 11 GPU in their product line up, offering lifelike character and terrain to handle DirectX 11 games at lower resolution, and support for viewing Blue-Ray movies, photographs, and Web content – all in stereoscopic 3D, courtesy of Nvidia 3D Vision feature.

This card will be equipped by 48 CUDA cores, 64-bit 1Gb GDDR3 memory, 810 core clock, and 1800 MHz memory. For the price, it expected retail is approximately USD $50.

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