Back to the articlePosted Wednesday 2nd April 2008 18:32 GMT
Super Mario Kit #
Yes. I reread it a few times, and always read it as Super Mario Kit.
I'm just glad to know I wasn't the only one.
Fresh Super Micro kit pushes the ultra low-voltage limits
Super Micro continues to impress with its server gear. The vendor this week released new versions of its blade and 1U designs that make use of Intel's "San Clemente" 5100 chipset built to work with low power processors. The fresh SuperBlade and 1U Twin boxes boast some rather strong performance per watt figures. For example, …
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Posted Wednesday 2nd April 2008 08:02 GMT
What I want to know is.... #
.... did anyone else read the title of the article as Super Mario.....?
Posted Wednesday 2nd April 2008 23:06 GMT
Efficiency #
How can a computer be 93% efficicient?
The stuff you want to get out of it (calculations) is totally different to what you put in to it (energy).
Posted Thursday 3rd April 2008 03:50 GMT
Rabbits? #
"Perfect for hunting rabbits."
Surely this should be "wabbits"?
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