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Acer Predator and Gateway DX4860 Get Intel 3rd Gen Ivy Bridge
04/23/2012, Both, Acer and Gateway have announced new desktop computers that will contain the 3rd generation processors that have been codenamed Ivy Bridge. The Acer Predator AG3620 will pack a 3.4GHz Intel Core i7 3770 and will have the Nvidia GT630 [...]
Apple, Google, Intel Fail to End Anti-Poaching Lawsuit
04/19/2012, Apple, Google, Intel and five other companies were ordered by a judge to appear in court and face an antitrust lawsuit which claimed that all the companies involved conspired to not poach the others’ employees. After an attempt was made [...]
Intel and Microsoft reportedly looking to reduce iPad’s market share to below 50% by mid-2013
04/19/2012, There’s no doubt that Apple’s iPad is the tablet to beat, and according to a report by Digitimes, both Intel and Microsoft feel the same way as well and are apparently exploring ways to which they will be able to [...]
Intel open to the possibility of building mobile processors for Apple one day
04/19/2012, Intel made its foray into the smartphone market today by launching the XOLO X900 Android smartphone powered by the Intel Medfield processor. While Intel has been known to put out processors for our desktop and laptop computers, we are curious [...]
First Intel Medfield smartphone, the XOLO X900, launches in India
04/19/2012, Remember earlier this year at MWC we covered an upcoming Intel Medfield powered smartphone dubbed the XOLO X900? According to Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, an Intel Medfield powered Android smartphone would be launching as soon as this week, and true [...]
Lenovo roadmap points at 5th June release for Ivy Bridge laptops
04/18/2012, Intel has yet to officially announce the availability of their new Ivy Bridge processors, and assuming the rumors are to be believed, the announcement should be just around the corner. So when exactly can we start seeing laptops and computers [...]
Intel Medfield phone to launch this week?
04/17/2012, According to Intel CEO Paul Otellini, his lips have let loose the Kraken. Wait a minute, I have mixed things up a wee bit there, Otellini mentioned to investors that Intel’s very first Medfield-powered smartphone is ripe and ready to [...]
Intel Letexo ultrabook/tablet Windows 8 hybrid could cost $1,000
04/17/2012, Remember the Intel Letexo (a.k.a Cove Point) that we reported on just yesterday? While we reported that manufacturers have yet to step forward and start working on the device, Intel has revealed that the hybrid ultrabook/tablet device is expected to [...]
Intel SSD 330 Series Announced
04/16/2012, Intel has just announced its Intel SSD 330 Series, a line of SSD (solid state drives) aimed at those who seek a good performance/price ratio. Drives will be produced with capacities of 60GB ($89), 120GB ($149) and 180GB ($234). It [...]
The Intel Letexo is a hybrid ultrabook/tablet prototype
04/16/2012, At IDF 2012 held in Beijing, Intel showed off a Windows 8 prototype unit that they have dubbed the Letexo. The device is a hybrid of sorts, allowing the user to “transform” it into either a tablet, an ultrabook or [...]
Intel’s Secret for Cheaper Ultrabooks: Plastic
04/13/2012, Regular laptops are still in demand but many major PC manufacturers have taken to creating and releasing the more premium ultrabook instead. With its thin form and lighter weight, even more of them are expected to be released this year. [...]
Intel Ivy Bridge might usher in Retina Display MacBook Pros?
04/12/2012, Intel’s future Ivy Bridge update is being primed for an official announcement when April 23rd rolls around, and it will most probably also see action in the next generation of MacBook Pros from Apple – where those notebooks are also [...]
Intel’s Ivy Bridge expected to be announced 23rd April [Rumor]
04/12/2012, There has been multiple reports of Intel possibly delaying the launch of their upcoming Ivy Bridge processor, but in a recent set of reports from Digitimes, it seems that the announcement could be a lot closer than we think. The [...]
