 The time for dull cases is over. Thanks to a legion of tuning gurus over in China, the Sansun BAT Case (SN-C001) is probably most of the most innovative, if not unusual, case designs to ever see the light of day. The mid-tower enclosure sports a fancy mask outside with Bat’s wing shape side panels, unique mirror finished treatment, bat wing-shape side panels, bat grill and 8cm fan, as well as an optional 80mm air conductor which guides the CPU heat out of case.
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Most modern “machine translation” systems, including the highly rated one created by USC’s Information Sciences Institute, rely on brute force correlation of vast bodies of pre-translated text from such sources as newspapers that publish in multiple languages. The makers of a University of Southern California computer translation system are teaching their software something new: English grammar.
The man who brought us the Atari Jaguar is now trying to simplify the CD-to-MP3 conversion process with the 
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