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AT&T Yields to Critics, Eases iPhone Upgrade Rules
Jun 18th, 2009 - BusinessWeek
After being pounded for a week by iPhone fans who want a discounted iPhone 3G S and want it right now, AT&T has retreated from its original upgrade pricing rules....
iPhone 3.0: Apple Drops Price To $99
Jun 8th, 2009 - The Huffington Post
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Apple Inc. slashed the entry price for an iPhone in half and rolled out new laptops for $300 less than previous models Monday, the company's first dramatic price cuts since the recession began a year and a half ago.
Time Warner Cable tells FCC to shut up about net neutrality
Apr 15th, 2009 - Ars Technica
Responding to the outcry over its proposed regimen of price-gouging bandwidth caps, Time Warner Cable says that it's anxious to explain its intentions to the public....

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Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3L Motherboard
Based on the new Intel P45 chipset, GA-EP45-UD3L delivers a record setting 1600MHz Front Side Bus for the latest Intel® Core 2™ multi-core processors, including 45nm CPUs. It supports dual channel DDR2 up to 1366+ MHz ...
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Gigabyte EX58 EXtreme Motherboard
The EX58-EXTREME is the latest high performance X58 Series motherboards of GIGABYTE, designed from the ground up to unleash the awesome power of Intels new Core i7 processors. Up to 3 VGA ...
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Gigabyte GA-MA790XT-UD4P Motherboard
Get in on the AM3 revolution with this high-powered Gigabyte AMD Socket AM3 ATX motherboard. Built for AMD Socket AM3 Phenom II, the Gigabyte is an ideal platform for extreme PCs capable of spectacular gaming and multimedia performance ...
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Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 Motherboard
For more information go to tiger.tv Based on the new Intel P45 chipset, GA-EP45-DQ6 delivers a record setting 1600MHz Front Side Bus for the latest Intel® Core 2™ multi-core processors, including 45nm CPUs ...

Gigabyte from WikiPedia:

Since the early 2000s most of consumer hard drive capacities are grouped in certain size classes measured in gigabytes. The exact capacity of a given drive is usually some number above or below the class designation. Although most manufacturers of hard disk drives and flash-memory disk devices define 1 gigabyte as 1000000000bytes, the computer operating systems used by most users usually calculate size in gibibytes by dividing the total capacity in bytes by 1073741824, but report the result with the symbol GB. This practice can be a cause of confusion, as a hard disk with a manufacturer-rated capacity of 400 gigabytes may be reported by the operating system as only 372 GB. Notable exceptions in such usage are some components of Linux Kernel (GNOME, and most Linux/GNU applications use IEEE 100-1992/JEDEC definitions) and Mac OS X 10.6.