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- What I learned from setting up ZFS on my fileserver
- Nokia E65 review: how does it stack up against a 5-year-old Siemens ME45?
- Extending battery life on the Dell XPS M1210
- A quick guide to using MySQL in Python
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- Background Check Antivirus
- Multithreading and performance
- DVI on laptops
- Dell XPS M1210 review
- Improving university for developers
- Automatic Wealth for Grads, by Michael Masterson
- Converting Access databases to PHP/MySQL webapps
- Testing the board
- Assembly
- Making a PCB
- Random bits and pieces
- One weekend, one PCB layout
- Commitment
- Accounting software
- More LTSpice rambling
- The things you find...
- Playing catchup
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- What type of business?
- Introduction
- New look
- Integrating the H-bridge and its controller
- Using CPLDs and FPGAs in hobby electronics
- A simple logic analyzer
- I2C-based H-bridge controller with PWM
- The virtues of small development teams
- Building a Sumo robot (summary)
- High-power LED mountain bike light
- Optimizing your Start menu for fast program access
- The best batteries in the world...
- Battery-powered USB iPod charge cable that requires no special components
- How to build a simple Luxeon LED bike headlight
After looking into this for
After looking into this for a *long while* I can tell you that I found the answer to 'which PC-based laptop supports Dual-DVI' utterly by accident.
It's a Seger 5791 ... Maybe the 5792 also, but I'm literally looking at a 5791 driving an Apple 30 Inch display at 2560x1600 ....
The new macbook pro has one. The old Powerbooks also.
The only notebooks that is confirmed to have Dual-Link DVI are:
- Apple MacBook Pro
- HP Compaq 8510p
- Clevo M570RU (Sager 5790)