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thats awesome looks like that Corsair GTX neutron will never die

I heard Linus say that newer manufacturing processes lowering their lifespans, except maybe samsung's new nand flash

some people are real mean but others are pretty cool, I had no idea there was actually a 3.5", cool. I never actually looked up what its like inside an SSD so I did : http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/6554/phison-s10-quad-core-performance-ssd-controller-preview/index3.html looks fairly filled up...about 3/4 way, its new but I didnt see any smaller PCBs in a quick google search "inside an SDD" i have 3.5 bays empty and dont care much for hiding drives...I have empty 5.25s too ( really dont care where it goes if I can get hugh capacity, speed and cheap). My argument is based on the idea that the older less dense chips would be cheaper but if not then I guess whatever. if it is cheaper and easier to make chips memory chips more dense the only other thing I can ask is does it have with the same reliability?

Why has no manufacturer ever done this? I know this will apply only to desktops but it seems to me that they'd have way more space the pack more memory easier without having to the actually make the memory more dense..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gnPdiE5kVs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NYHC3DXynM&list=UUkWQ0gDrqOCarmUKmppD7GQ didnt win an M8, maybe I'll win a graphics card and a power supply

I love the multitasking

Camera for low light, the speed of opening and taking pictures on the fly plus the two tone flash for nicer color, this phone is perfect for taking pictures when going out. NIce larger super LCD screen, protected by the newest gorilla glass 3 and boom sound makes it great for sharing content with friends or enjoy without having to get headphones or cupping your hands around the back for better sound. SDCARD slot is back supports freaking 128Gb cards. The phone has a boost in battery life lasting linus a couple days. OMG this phone is perfect. 850Mhz and 1900Mhz LTE in my country Linus

Really nice concept since there arent any on the market. solar chargers usually only charge lead batteries and dont do any balancing of the individual batteries in a set/bank which is important for capacitors and lithium cells. plus is all open sources so if anyone is so inclined can play around with it. energy storage has been a problem with intermittent renewable sources like solar, being able to charge caps is awesome since they can suck up charge really fast and so can lithium to a lesser extent but can store way more energy https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/electrodacus/open-source-programmable-solar-bms-development-boa

HTC is my first smart phone, I love my old HTC G2 and to win a new HTC like a dream come true! Twitter share @O2Hosue https://twitter.com/O2Hosue