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Dolphin Git 2412-69

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Dolphin Git 2412-69 is compiled. This is the trunk of Dolphin Project. Dolphin is the first Gamecube emulator able to run commercial games! Dolphin is a Gamecube, Wii and Triforce (the arcade machine based on the Gamecube) emulator which supports many extra features and abilities not present on the original consoles. It has a partial Wii support and plays most Gamecube games.

Dolphin Git Changelog:
* Merge pull request #13237 from AdmiralCurtiss/slider-mappings
* DolphinQt/HacksWidget: Convert accuracy slider to ConfigSlider
* DolphinQt: Add option for value mappings to ConfigSlider
* Merge pull request #13235 from Gamer64ytb/vsync-fix
* Android: Fix VSync option not working

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On This Day in History: January 4th

Taking a look at significant events on January 4th in the realms of personal computer and video game history...

Personal Computer History:

1980 - Hewlett-Packard unveils the HP-85 microcomputer. It is equipped with 16 kB of RAM, a 32-character wide 5-inch diameter CRT display, a small built-in printer, a cassette tape recorder, and a keyboard. It retails for $3,250. Its development codename was Project Capricorn.
1984 - Franklin Computer reaches a settlement to pay Apple Computer $2.5 million in damages for infringing on the copyright of the operating system used in the Apple II. Franklin also agrees to stop selling their cloned operating system by April 1st.
1995 - At the Macworld Expo in San Francisco, Motorola introduces the Marco Wireless Communicator, based on the Apple Newton platform. It includes wireless communications at $50-130 monthly service costs, weighs 1.8 pounds, and is priced between $900-1400.
1996 - Intel announces the release of its 150 MHz and 166 MHz Pentium processors, with prices at $547 for the 150 MHz version and $749 for the 166 MHz version in quantities of 1000. These processors use 3.3 volts of power and are based on Intel's 0.35-micron BiCMOS manufacturing process. The project name during development was P54CS.
1999 - Intel debuts the 366 MHz and 400 MHz Celeron processors, priced at $123 and $158 respectively for orders of 1000 units.
1999 - Hayes, a company best known for its modems, lays off about 250 employees and ceases operations, preparing for liquidation.
1999 - The Macworld Expo / San Francisco trade show takes place over five days.
2000 - Intel releases the 533 MHz Celeron processor with a 66 MHz system bus, priced at $167 per processor in 1000-unit orders.
2000 - The Macworld Expo trade show is held in San Francisco over a span of five days.
2001 - Linus Torvalds releases version 2.4 of the Linux kernel source code, introducing improvements like enhanced support for multiprocessor systems with four or more CPUs, 36-bit memory addressing, as well as USB and IEEE 1394 (FireWire) support.
2002 - Intel launches the 1.3 GHz Celeron processor featuring a 256 kB level 2 cache and a 100 MHz system bus. This processor is manufactured using a 0.13-micron process and is priced at $118 in 1000-unit batches.

Video Game History:

2004 - Sega releases the game Sonic Battle for the Game Boy Advance in the US.
2005 - EA Sports BIG launches the NFL Street 2 video game for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube in the US.
2011 - Nintendo introduces the Mario Sports Mix game for the Nintendo Wii in the US.