This article provides much food for thought!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21143017

We have a "Fred" for The Most Boring Web Sites, so I thought I would start this one. Here's a couple of sites that will kill off a few minutes of your life and give your mouse a work-out at the same time.

I have no idea if any of you have seen this before, I found this whilst browsing through some Auto-motive stuff yesterday. It gives quite an insight into McLaren.

Hi guys,

My pending annual PC upgrade affair is a three monitor display, but I am getting a bit bogged down with the types of connectors.

My Graphics card will do 3 x monitors fine, that's partly why I got it. It has 2 x DVI, I have attached an image to show what they look like (in the manual they look nothing like this).

Now as far as I can tell DVI-D Cables will work in DVI-I sockets. I found for example that a Single Link DVI-D works fine in my DVI-I Dual link port...

All bloody confusing.

So I have my eye on this monitor : BenQ GL2450E x 3

That appear , from the description, to be DVI-D.

So to start with I can presumably use 3 x DVI-D Dual Link cables ?

Or should I use DVI-D Single Links x 3 ?

BTW, the third DVI cable connects through a HDMI- DVI adapter.

Can anyone make sense of this ?

I tried Sapphire, but they quoted from a specification that does not match my card....

Thanks for any pointers

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Why have a monitor when you can have a shimmering air display.



I like the tech but not sure about the shimmering bit.

http://news.yahoo.com/just-neigh-horsemeat-burgers-horrifies-uk-161545597.html

While some are totally put off others seem to be enjoying it.

It appears NASA and ESA are going to collaborate to make a manned moon/asteroid/Mars craft.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21044408

We're almost upto 1968 achivements.