:: 3D Blaster Annihilator Pro
The 3D Blaster Annihilator Pro is one of the 3D game accelerators based on the world's first Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) the GeForce 256 from NVIDIA. The GPU is a dedicated chip that is designed solely to crank out 3D polygons, so it can produce 5 times more polygons than even the fastest of today's CPU's.

:: Voodoo3 3500 TV AGP
Based on the acclaimed Voodoo3 graphics accelerator technology from 3dfx, the Voodoo3 3500 TV fuses powerful 2D and 3D graphics with innovative multimedia capabilities all in a single AGP board. Running at a core clock speed of 183MHz, the Voodoo3 3500 TV AGP is capable of producing an amazing 8 million triangles a second to provide gamers with a truly immersive entertainment experience.

:: Dell WebPC Review
The new Dell Webpc is simple enough to go from the box to the Internet in as little as 10 minutes and was created specifically for today's cyber-psyched consumers who want an easier way to experience the richness of the Internet. This month Sexbuzz takes a closer look to the new small desktop computer called Webpc.

:: Power Mac G4 Review
Computers get marginally faster every year, but once or twice in a decade, we experience a breakthrough that leaps far beyond these incremental steps. This month Sexbuzz presents such a breakthrough: the new Power Mac G4. The new, G4 microprocessor, is the first that can deliver a sustained performance of over one gigaflop.

TECHNOLOGY :: MOBILE

:: Office in Your Pocket
Two-way text messagers could be the next high-tech trend in the business world. Weighing about 8 ounces, these devices keep you in the loop when you're on the move.

:: The Pager Goes High Tech
If you need to stay connected, think about how the pager has gone high tech. It's now a two-way text messaging device that can send and receive email as well as news updates from the Internet.

:: The Evolution of the Mobile Internet
Ericsson predicts that by 2004, there will be as many as 600 million users of mobile Internet services. This means that more people will use mobile Internet than fixed Internet.

:: Ericsson T20 Mobile Phone
Wear it the way you want to. The Ericsson T20 lets you show who you are. It lets you chat with whoever you want, whenever and wherever via SMS or WAP.


TECHNOLOGY :: ELECTRONICS

:: Satellite Technology Revolutionizes TV
Remember the old saying? Hundreds of TV channels but nothing is on! Anyone who thinks that is true hasn't been to the Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Convention.

:: AIWA XD-DV500
We all know that AIWA is one of the best sound system manufacturers. AIWA's first DVD Player has all the state-of-the-art features that make the XD-DV500 perfect for home theater!

:: JVC XV-D2000BK
With less than $1000 you could have something really special next to your television. High picture quality with over 500 lines horizontal resolution (S-Video) and 10-bit, 27MHz sampling (video) for anti-aliasing, separate optimized Y/C filters to reduce dot interference and cross-color noise, are some of its great features.

:: SONY Handycam DCR-TR7000
The new Sony camcorder is here. With great features and high quality will make you notice the difference when you change your old camera with this one. The new Digital8 Video Recording records digital video and audio for outstanding digital quality with up to 500 lines of horizontal resolution.

:: SONY WebTV INT-W200
Now there’s more to see, enjoy and do on television. WebTVTM lets you discover the exciting new world of electronic information and entertainment. The WebTV Plus system integrates Internet and television programming and dramatically enhances the TV viewing experience.

Satellite Technology Revolutionizes TV



by Steve Mandeson

     Remember the old saying? Hundreds of TV channels but nothing is on! Anyone who thinks that is true hasn't been to the Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Convention. Tune in as the industry celebrates 20 years worth of progress in America's entertainment capitol, Las Vegas.

     It is amazing that just 6 years after its debut, the mini-dish satellite is still one of the hottest-selling consumer electronic products. Ten-thousand dishes a day are activated every day in American households! The cost of these dishes has dropped so dramatically, home entertainment has never been more affordable, watchable or convenient. No wonder more than 14 million subscribers use direct to home programming.

     Statistics show that out of 100 million American TV households, 1 out of 8 uses satellite dishes. Viewers know they can also utilize this space-age technology for countless other uses such as tuning into the Internet. Hundreds of channels are on...and there is plenty to watch.

     Within the coming months, the industry's two major providers, DIRECTV and Echostar will offer consumers high speed two-way Internet access via satellite. After a long battle, Congress has just passed new laws allowing local channels to be broadcast over satellite for the first time.

     Reaching farther than ever before, satellite TV is a nationwide system that covers both rural areas and the 25 million city dwellers who live in apartment buildings.

     As more satellites are launched into orbit, the sky is the limit. Satellite technology, once reserved for the military, is transforming the domestic landscape in so many different ways. The way we work, live and are entertained is changing faster than a speeding satellite signal.