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• It's Good to Be Kong, Part 2: The Making of Peter Jackson's 'King Kong,' the Film and the Game*
  Wednesday 7 June 2006 – 03:16
  Kong is back. The second part of TwitchGuru's feature on Peter Jackson's "King Kong" explores the pressure of remaking a classic film and living up to the original's legacy, the challenge of making a faithful video game adaptation alongside a blockbuster film and the growing synergy between games and movies.
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• Computex 2000 Part 3: Final Words*
  Sunday 18 June 2000 – 06:00
  After some exciting, but rather tough 8 days in Taipei I've finally returned from my Computex2000 trip. This year it turned out to be a very different experience for me than in the previous 3 years.
• Computex 2000 Part 2: Tom's View*
  Saturday 10 June 2000 – 06:00
  As Taiwan's impact on the world's IT industry is continuously growing, so is the significance of the Computex show in Taipei. In the second report from the Taiwanese computer show I am introducing new products from Asus, RioWorks and LeadTek. I am also extremely proud to announce our Taipei testing lab, which will supply you with reviews of the brand new products that we've seen here.
• Computex 2000 Part 1: Tom's View*
  Thursday 8 June 2000 – 06:00
  Computex is my favorite IT show and so I am here in Taipei together with Frank, who has reported about his impressions already. In this first part of my Computex roundup I have some really hot news for you. Thunderbird will be overclockable. We know of two methods on how to alter the multiplier and in this article I am disclosing one of the two. Besides that I've got news from AOpen, SiS, FIC and Q-Lity.
• TFT Guide Part 3 - Digital Interfaces*
  Wednesday 7 July 1999 – 07:00
  Using a standard VGA connector with a TFT display is an almost absurd situation.
• Video Streaming Need To Know: Part 1- Encoding, Bit Rates and Errors*
  Thursday 13 July 2006 – 06:33
  Consumer networking vendors are constantly pitching us to stream video wirelessly around our homes. In Part 1 of this tutorial, Tim Higgins looks at what it takes to mess up networked video.
• IDF Spring 2001 Part II: USB 2.0 and Extended PC*
  Monday 5 March 2001 – 06:00
  Here's the second part of our IDF-blurb. What about USB 2.0 or 1394b? What's the 'Extended PC' and who needs it? Will P2P drive Pentium 4? How much of Intel's future projections is fact and how much is fiction?
• IDF Spring 2001 Part I: Pentium 4 and RDRAM*
  Wednesday 28 February 2001 – 06:00
  Some people might be surprised to know that we have a team of undercover agents reporting from the IDF show floors, but our readers know that we wouldn't keep this event from you. This here is the first classified report.