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HP ENVY Sleekbook announced

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HP launches a big Ultrabook offensive including the release of the HP ENVY Sleekbook. The HP ENVY Sleekbook, available with either a 14-inch diagonal display and the latest Intel Core processors...

Intel Announces Tiny Next Unit of Computing PC

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It seems like computers are getting smaller and smaller every day, and that's a good thing. The tiny little computer called the Raspberry Pi really caught the imagination of enthusiast and DIY geeks...

Super Computer Maker Cray and Intel strike Partnership

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"This agreement is evidence of the leadership position we've established in high performance computing, and is an exciting win for our customers, our company and our shareholders," said Peter Ungaro...

Cool Q.bo Robot goes on Pre-Order

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The Q.bo robot is a standard platform for developments in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. The company worked six years on this and is now ready for pre-orders. Q.bo as Basic Kit and...

XOLO X900 is first Smartphone running on Intel CPU

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Indian consumers are first to get a smartphone running on an Intel CPU. Intel has not managed to so far to get a foot into the smartphone market. The XOLO X900 is based on Intel's smartphone...

Windows 8 Tablets aim to push Apple iPad under 50% Market Share within a Year

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I believe that the Windows 8 tablets coming this Fall will sell better than the Android tablets. Microsoft has a huge install base and many consumers are reluctant to get an Apple or Android based...

ASUS to unveil new K and N series notebooks at Milano Design Week

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Asus to unveil new K and N series notebooks at Milano Design Week
ASUS still hasn't clued us in how it'll have us experiencing "infinity," but it is letting some of its other plans for Milano Design Week slip -- namely its N56, N76, N46 and K55 notebooks. Notebook Italia gave the rigs a quick pre-show rundown. The new machines in the N-series lineup are reported to ship with 8GB of DDR3 1333 MHz RAM, up to 1TB HDD space, a Blu-ray or DVD combo drive and a NVIDIA GeForce GT 635m GPU, all driven by various Sandy Bridge CPUs, depending on the model. The K55 mirrors this almost exactly, save for the substitution of a GeForce GT 630m. Notebook Italia says that while these machines are currently slated to launch with Intel's current architecture, Ivy Bridge variants should crop up soon after the CPU hits the market. Curiosity piqued? Check out the source links below for more details, or just stick around -- Design Week is only a couple of days away.

[Thanks, Marco]

ASUS to unveil new K and N series notebooks at Milano Design Week originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 16 Apr 2012 00:37:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Intel plans to roll out Ivy Bridge based Xeon E3s, low-power Atom chips for micro servers

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Intel plans to roll out Ivy Bridge based Xeon E3s, low-power Atom chips for micro servers
Ask any gardener, once you let ivy grow, it gets everywhere. Even though Intel just planted a fresh family of Sandy Bridge-based server CPUs, reports of a new line of Xeon E3 chips sporting the firm's next generation architecture are sprouting up. The new Ivy Bridge server chips use the firm's 3D Tri-Gate transistors to improve performance without using more power. For micro servers looking for an even smaller power footprint, Intel is introducing an Atom-based system on a chip, dubbed Centerton. These new 64-bit chips will feature two Atom processor cores and consume only six watts of electricity. Intel hasn't said yet just where these new processors are going to end up, but mentioned that it had a few customers on board.

Intel plans to roll out Ivy Bridge based Xeon E3s, low-power Atom chips for micro servers originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 12 Apr 2012 05:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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