All the stories tagged with intel
Intel Series 330 SSD reaches 240GB and dips below $1/GB
07/16/2012, Intel has just announced that it is introducing a new 240GB version of its Series 330 solid state drive (SDD). At the same time, the company is lowering the manufacturer suggested price (MRSP) on previous models in the 330 Series, [...]
Intel reportedly partners with more smartphone makers in India
07/09/2012, According to a report on IbnLive, Intel is patterning with another Indian-based smartphone manufacturer to create an Intel-based Android smartphone. The manufacturer is Karbonn Mobile and apparently the two have been working together on this project for a while now. [...]
Intel’s Ultrabook Design Induces Growth In Premium Laptop Market
06/29/2012, When Intel introduced the Ultrabook brand and accompanying rules and guidelines, many were skeptical and talked about it being a marketing “gimmick”. Data shows that they could not have been more wrong. First of all, although relatively modest in terms [...]
Intel demonstrates wireless smartphone charging via ultrabook
06/07/2012, A couple of days ago, we reported that Intel debuted a wireless keyboard at Computex which charged via inductive charging simply by placing it on the base of the computer. Apparently that wasn’t the only wireless charging technology that Intel [...]
Intel debuts inductive charging keyboard at Computex
06/05/2012, One of the annoying features about wireless keyboards and mice is that depending on the model you get, but when it battery runs low you could be out of a peripheral for the next couple of hours. Well the good [...]
Intel’s breakthrough in chassis design could result in cheaper ultrabooks
06/04/2012, Intel may have originally planned for ultrabooks to cost around $1,000. While this might be a justifiable price for some to pay for the mobility and speed of ultrabooks, the $1,000 price tag is still out of the reach for [...]
Sharp debuts Intel Medfield powered education tablet, will run on either Android or Windows 8
06/01/2012, You know how Intel is currently pushing their Medfield chipset onto manufacturers in hopes that they will use them over the ARM design? At the moment Intel’s Medfield platform has made its way into several Android powered handsets, but what [...]
Lenovo K800 Intel-based smartphone finally hits China
05/30/2012, Last week, we mentioned that Lenovo is planning to launch the Intel Medfield-powered Lenovo K800 in China this week. That turned out to be true as the Chinese computer company, together with Intel, officially announced the availability of the device [...]
Mondrian, Mini PC From Jeffrey Stephenson
05/25/2012, We’ve heard of Jeffrey Stephenson and his previous creations of custom PCs using wood primarily. This time around, it seems that Stephenson has added yet another creation to his repertoire with the Mondrian; which is a mini PC inspired by [...]
Intel reportedly developing computers that can learn
05/24/2012, Intel is reportedly launching a research in Israel that aims to develop devices that can mimic the human brain and learn more about its user. Intel’s Collaborative Research Institute for Computational Intelligence together with specialists from the Technion in Haifa [...]
HP ENVY Ultrabook and Sleekbook
05/08/2012, HP is launching the latest additions to its ENVY lineup in the thin category, namely the HP ENVY Ultrabook and the HP ENVY Sleekbook . Both series offer very similar configurations, and since the Ultrabooks have to be powered only by [...]
Samsung Tizen developer device demonstrated
05/08/2012, Samsung might be extremely hot on the Android operating system at this point in time with the recent announcement of their power packed Galaxy S3, but that does not mean they do not have their attention elsewhere. Samsung is considered [...]
Unshipped Alienware laptops with Sandy Bridge will be upgraded to Ivy Bridge for free
05/04/2012, Prior to Dell announcing that their series of Alienware laptops would be getting an upgrade to Ivy Bridge, there was a brief moment where the Alienware laptops were refreshed with Sandy Bridge still on board. If you haven’t been following [...]
