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  • #16
    pfeh. that's nothing.



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    how 'bout a plug-in pci card that can massively increase the number of flops your desktop computer can do?
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    • #17
      That sounds like hot air.

      For starters, you just aren't going to get enough speed on the PCI bus.
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      • #18
        pfeh.

        the optical processor doesn't quite look kosher either, imho. the board that its on doesn't quite look like it'll plug into anythign around now.
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        • #19
          Heck, you don't see me buying that, do you?
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          • #20
            Maybe it's some sensor that processes morse code via flashlights.
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            • #21
              We'll just let Asher buy it and see if he likes it
              Monkey!!!

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              • #22
                can it run windows?
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                • #23
                  can it run windows?
                  A processor that can run windows!!!... I doubt it.
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Q Cubed
                    pfeh.

                    the optical processor doesn't quite look kosher either, imho. the board that its on doesn't quite look like it'll plug into anythign around now.
                    That's because it's not designed to be plugged into a PC.
                    urgh.NSFW

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                    • #25
                      until i see benchmarks and an actual application, it's as good as vapourware.
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