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Intel SSD 520 Series Review
02/06/2012, Intel has just announced its Intel SSD 520 Series based on a 25nm manufacturing process, and this new series targets the high-end enthusiast market. As it stands, this is the absolute best that Intel has to offer in the non-Enterprise [...]
AMD to double down on mobility, thin & light
02/02/2012, During its Analyst day, AMD’s CEO Rory Read said that his company would “leverage its PC chips technology” to enter the tablet market. He also said that AMD would stay away from smartphones at the moment, because it is a [...]
SoftKinetic and Intel work on new advertising method
01/30/2012, SoftKinetic and Intel have joined forces to work on a new kind of advertising, using its gesture-control technology alongside Intel’s video analytics expertise. The whole idea behind this synergy would be to have ordinary folks like you and I walk [...]
Intel performance tuning protection plan has your (overclocker’s) back
01/18/2012, Intel has just announced a Tuning Protection Plan for its K-series processors (CPUs), As you may know, Intel is selling a number of processors that are “unlocked” (the K-series), which means that the CPUs can go (way) beyond their original [...]
Samsung pulls the brakes on Tizen merger
01/17/2012, Remember our earlier story that talked about Samsung exploring the possibility of merging their Bada mobile operating system with Intel’s Tizen, a descendant of the MeeGo platform? Everything sounded like peaches and cream, but it seems that the merger will [...]
Wintel tablets rumored to be pricey
01/16/2012, With the plethora of Android tablets available on the market available for less than price of Apple’s iPad 2, you would think that Windows 8 tablets would have to cost about the same to stand a chance against them. Well, [...]
Samsung to merge Bada operating system with Intel’s Tizen
01/16/2012, Samsung’s own platform, Bada, may not be as well known compared to platforms such as iOS or Android, but that does not mean that the platform has not garnered a following of its own. Either way, the good (or bad) [...]
Intel Medfield hands-on benchmarks: looking good!
01/12/2012, I was curious about the Intel smartphones and tablets performance, so I ran a couple of benchmarks, including Antutu (system benchmark) and SunSpider (Javascript execution). In both instances, the Intel Medfield chip performed very well: in the Javascript test, the [...]
Lenovo K800 phone is first with Intel Medfield mobile processor
01/12/2012, [CES 2012] Lenovo is set to deliver something interesting this year if you were to look beyond their Ultrabooks and computers – the Lenovo K800 smartphone which will be powered by Intel’s brand new Medfield mobile processor. Powered by the [...]
Intel Classmate PCs run on Cedar Trail
01/11/2012, [CES 2012] Today at CES, Intel launched the latest versions of its classmate PCs. The new classmate PCs, designed for school children around the world to help make learning easier, more fun and effective; have been given upgrades to the [...]
Intel ‘live’ Ultrabook demo was faked?
01/10/2012, [CES 2012] It is Milli Vanilli all over again when Intel’s Mooley Eden was caught cheating at yesterday’s CES 2012 press conference, where he played a video file using VLC Media Player while ‘hand-synching’ a driving game to lead the [...]
Intel Nikiski prototype ultrabook demonstrated at CES
01/09/2012, [CES 2012] At Intel’s press conference today, the company unveiled its plans to flood the market with over 75 different ultrabooks this year. While most of them weren’t anything out of the ordinary, there was one which caught our attention: [...]
Intel hopes to keep Stephen Hawking speaking
01/09/2012, One of the world’s foremost theoretical astrophysicists, Stephen Hawking, has a brilliant mind but his body has been severely disabled by Lou Gehrig’s disease. His condition has made him difficult to speak, but thanks to the wonders of modern technology [...]
