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9 hours ago ago from Arbertechno\'s Blog
Intel is about to bring a new revolution in the Technology market. Intel will be using its latest N450 processor and NM10 Express chipset Technology in the Netbook computers. These Netbooks are expected to hit the market in january 2010. As quoted by Intel more than 80 new Netbook designs will be showcased at the [...]
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17 hours ago ago from Just Another Mobile Phone Blog
Company Intel today introduced its new processor Intel Atom, into which are integrated graphics controller and the controller's memory management, which will, according to the manufacturer, to reduce power consumption and size of the new generation of netbooks based on the new processors, bringing the performance to the level of desktop PCs. The new Intel Atom platform will include a new... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my ...
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18 hours ago ago from IT Fanat blog
In its press release on the official release of Pine Trail, Intel has said about improving the productivity of its new solutions, but the specific numbers and data does not. Long before the release of the new platform, many observers hoped that the second generation of Atom will show a significant increase in performance in the graphics subsystem and will work comfortably with HD-video. As in reality, represents a new platform? Staff online ...
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