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But I would still love to have more memory, Vista and iTunes together take up like 4Gigs on their own.]]>Jan 16th 2008 9:57AMhttp://www.engadget.com/2008/01/16/multicore-memory-in-the-works/http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/16/multicore-memory-in-the-works/programmers don't have anything to do with memory in ram apart from the actual address spaces. HOW the hardware aranges that space is irrelevant to a programmer.

it's like if you were putting data into houses. how the house is built and what performance it has is irrelevant to you, as the "address" stays the same.

so the programmer and the end user get the benefit of transparent tech. all good and we all win.

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So Computers will now start to take up half our rooms again?

Cuz if that really works.. I will take my whole living room to fit that bad boy.]]>Jan 16th 2008 5:07PM