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ASUS Mars II: Mars attacks!Just before the end of each current graphics generation, ASUS puts the cherry on top of it and demonstrates its sheer technological power by presenting a limited-edition card to take the throne of t... 
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AMD Radeon HD7970 & HD7950: Finally!Although we’re a bit disappointed not to have received the new Radeon graphics up to now, we still didn’t have to wait for too long to get one. As usual, this was taken care of by AMD, but chips are... 
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The waiting is over! Microsoft Office 2010 became available at the designated time to all users who were impatiently waiting for it. The interest that the new version of Office sparked is perhaps best illustrated by the fact that the beta version of Office 2010 was downloaded and tried by almost 8.5 million users, which is about three times the number of 2007 beta. It was announced on the official Microsoft blog that Office 2010 got RTM (Release to Manufacturing) status on 15th April this year, and the final version of the suite was branded 14.0.4763.1000. MSDN and TechNet subscribers have had the option to download the suite since 22nd April, whereas Volume Licensing with Software Assurance users could get hold of it since 27th April. Volume Licensing Service Centre (without the Software Assurance option) could get the suite since 1st May. And finally, the official launch of Office 2010 worldwide happened on 12th May, while retail versions are expected to hit the stores on June 15th.
All applications save data into binary files in predefined way and order and those predefined ordered files, because of that, have characteristic file format. In purpose of easier identification, ever since DOS days, name of the file has additional three characters called file extension. In the beginning, text files were mostly saved in pure text format with DOC extension, which represented first three characters of the word document.
