Pentium III
PulseAugur coverage of Pentium III — every cluster mentioning Pentium III across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Nostalgic 2000 CompUSA NYC Store Footage Surfaces Online
Archival footage from November 2000 offers a nostalgic look inside a CompUSA store in New York City. The video showcases the technology of the era, including Pentium III and Athlon processors, Windows ME operating syste…
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Retro consoles' graphics evolution from fixed chips to programmable GPUs
Before the advent of modern GPUs, retro game consoles relied on specialized, fixed-function graphics chips. These chips were capable of rendering visuals but lacked computational power, leading to limitations such as sp…
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Haiku OS Beta 6 Released; Pentium III CPU Repair Detailed
Haiku OS has released Beta 6, continuing its 25-year effort to preserve the spirit of BeOS. Separately, a Hackaday article details the complex process of repairing traces on a delidded Pentium III CPU after a failed attempt.
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Dell revives iconic ad campaign for new AI server racks
Dell's CEO, Michael Dell, has revived the iconic "Dude, you're getting a Dell" advertising campaign with a humorous twist to promote the company's new AI server racks. The updated commercial, set in 2026, features the f…
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Return to Castle Wolfenstein uncut in Germany after 24 years
After 24 years, the video game Return to Castle Wolfenstein is now available in Germany without censorship. Previously, the game was altered to remove Nazi symbolism due to strict German laws, with characters and organi…
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Tom's Hardware Marks 30 Years of CPU Coverage
Tom's Hardware is celebrating its 30th anniversary by looking back at three decades of CPU coverage. The publication has tracked the evolution of processors from the Pentium II to the latest Ryzen models, documenting th…
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Tom's Hardware Marks 30 Years of Unbiased Tech Reporting
Tom's Hardware is celebrating its 30th anniversary by reflecting on its history of providing unbiased hardware testing and reporting. The publication, founded by Dr. Thomas Pabst, began by testing CPUs and graphics card…
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Apple's 1999 Power Mac G4 Export Ban Turned Marketing Triumph
In 1999, the U.S. government classified Apple's Power Mac G4 as a "weapon" due to its performance exceeding 1 billion calculations per second, leading to export restrictions to 50 countries. Steve Jobs capitalized on th…