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I have been planning to post information about several recent events of interest for quite some time now, but I have been keeping myself a bit too busy to do much work on my web sites, especially research and extensive writing. The continuing apparent void of any decent jobs in web development or even technical support or software testing around here (and the unavailability of such rare positions to someone who has not yet earned a college degree) have kept my job search from taking up very much of my time, which is not in all ways a good thing since landlords still want their outrageous rents while food and transportation are still not free, but I have managed to make the most of my current period of unemployment by burying myself in collegiate studies.
Having finished the winter quarter at school this week (except for one class in which I will need to take the final examination at a later date due to a recent illness involving stress, curry powder, caffeine, and stomach acid), I can now spare enough time to post links to some articles you might want to read if you missed them. Here they are in alphabetical order:
AMD chief: Opteron to lure customers (C|Net News.Com)
AMD delays 64-bit Athlon chip (C|Net News.Com)
AMD paints Opteron chips by the numbers (C|Net News.Com)
Apple updates the iMac; lowers price on iMac and eMac (MacCentral)
Apple upgrades Xserve, intros Xserve RAID (MacCentral)
ATI, Nvidia to rev up laptop graphics (C|Net News.Com)
Buy a Nintendo GameCube, Get a FREE GAME! (Nintendo)
Can video games ease physical pain? (C|Net News.Com)
Court hears appeal on game violence (C|Net News.Com)
Games maker not suing over bug alert (C|Net News.Com)
Game makers face own 'survival game' (C|Net News.Com)
Group resumes Xbox cracking project (C|Net News.Com)
IBM, NVIDIA Form Strategic Alliance (Nvidia)
IBM to produce Nvidia chips (C|Net News.Com)
Intel Cuts Xeon, Pentium 4 Prices (eWeek)
Intel sets Banias release for March 12 (C|Net News.Com)
Microsoft, EA reportedly mull bids for Sega (C|Net News.Com)
New Xeon chip makes early appearance (C|Net News.Com)
Nvidia, ATI rev graphics engines (C|Net News.Com)
Pentium price cuts at hand (C|Net News.Com)
PlayStation 2 shipments top 50 million (C|Net News.Com)
PlayStation 2 taps into grid computing (C|Net News.Com)
NVIDIA GPUs Power Game Developers Conference (Nvidia)
Sega to merge with pinball wizard (C|Net News.Com)
Sega to trim staff in U.S. headquarters (C|Net News.Com)
'Sims Online' off to slow start (C|Net News.Com)
Suppliers dim Xbox sales picture (C|Net News.Com)
Xbox Live logs 350,000 subscribers (C|Net News.Com)
Those should keep you busy for a while. If, however, that list does not satisfy your appetite for links, you can always find more at Video Game Links, Game Buzz's sibling site.
Now that I have a short break from school, I have reconnected my new Nintendo GameCube (I bought it when I had no time to play games because I received a free copy of Metroid Prime and a free memory card for buying it then, so I just tested everything then put it all away and left it unplayed until today) and I played both Metroid Prime and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker a bit today. I will try to post my first impressions of each within the next couple days or so.
Posted by Brian Sexton at 4:24:00pm on Saturday, March 29th, 2003 (PST)
Updated by Brian Sexton at 4:37:00pm on Saturday, March 29th, 2003 (PST)