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  November 14th

  News After Lynnfield: what Intel is working on next

  Intel's next hardware and technological advances

  Related categories : Processors , Future-tech

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  October 5th

  News CES 2010: New Year gear to get you excited

  As 2009 hurtles to a close, what new technology should we be looking forward to at CES 2010?

  Related categories : World-of-tech , Digital-home , Mobile-computing , Computing

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  September 28th

  News How Intel plans to get inside your TV

  The final day at the annual IDF techfest was all about fleshing out Intel's plans to get its chips inside your TV.

  Related categories : Computing-components , Computing , Digital-home , World-of-tech

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  September 24th

  News USB 3.0: everything you need to know

  Get your geek on with SuperSpeed data transfers

  Related categories : Computing

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  September 24th

  News Intel launches 'world's fastest' mobile CPU

  Hot on the heels of the recent release of new Core i5 and Core i7 desktop chips, Intel has unveiled Core i7 Mobile for notebooks. Intel claims it's the fastest notebook processor on the planet.

  Related categories : Processors

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  September 23rd

  News Bullish Intel bucks the recession

  Intel's annual IDF techfest kicked off today in San Francisco with head honcho Paul Otellini making bullish predictions for both Intel and the broader PC industry.

  Related categories : World-of-tech , Computing-components

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  September 22nd

  News 7 emerging technologies from the last 12 months

  Exciting new tech that's come to the fore over the last year

  Related categories : World-of-tech

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  September 21st

  News USB 3.0 webcam to be unveiled

  USB 3.0 is around the corner, and it appears that one of the first peripherals to take advantage of the new specification will be a webcam capable of streaming uncompressed 1080p pictures to the computer.

  Related categories : Peripherals , Computing-components

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  October 5th 2008

  News Working in a virtual world

  3D visual metaphors and virtual worlds are becoming the latest business productivity tools, used for all kinds of collaborative work, from conferences and training sessions to work groups and project management.

  Related categories : Computing , Software

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  September 8th 2008

  Reviews Intel X25-M solid state drive

  Intel reckons these drives are not only massively faster than conventional hard disks with spinning magnetic platters. It also claims they will give competing SSDs based on flash memory a damn good spanking.

  Related categories : Storage

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  August 22nd 2008

  News Robots to be more intelligent than humans in 40 years

  Intel has had a little chat about the future of the computing and robotics at the recent IDF event, and has come out with some alarming facts.

  Related categories : Future-tech , World-of-tech

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  August 21st 2008

  News Comment: Intel's mobile net devices still suck

  In an unconvincing keynote at IDF today, Intel's ultramobility figurehead Anand Chandrasekher banged the mobile internet device (MID) drum once again. However his message was undermined by unimpressive demos and devices.

  Related categories : Mobile-computing , Computing-components

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  August 21st 2008

  News Intel plots TV domination

  First it was desktops, laptops and servers. Then Intel signalled its intention to wiggle its way into your pocket with the Atom processor. And now it has set it sights on taking over your TV.

  Related categories : Computing , Television , World-of-tech

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  August 21st 2008

  News Yahoo and Intel reveal 'widget channel'

  Yahoo has teamed up with Intel to bring "Cinematic Internet" to your living room.

  Related categories : Broadband , Web , Internet , Television , Tv

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  August 20th 2008

  News Intel reveals Centrino 3 mobile platform details

  The Centrino 2 laptop platform may be fresh out of the fab. But that hasn't prevented Intel from giving us a tantalising glimpse of its next Centrino platform at IDF today.

  Related categories : Mobile-computing

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  August 20th 2008

  News Intel reveals awesome Turbo Mode for Core i7 CPU

  The chip formerly known as Nehalem is nearly upon us and Intel is fleshing out the final details this week at IDF.

  Related categories : Processors

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  August 20th 2008

  News Intel's solid state drives will enable 24-hour laptops

  A laptop that lasts all day on a single charge is the holy grail of mobile computing. But according to Intel, that's just one of the benefits of its new range of solid state drives (SSDs) announced at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco today.

  Related categories : Computing-components , Computing , Portable-devices

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  August 18th 2008

  News IDF preview: Intel prepares to strut its stuff

  Prepare yourself for the world's greatest geekfest. That's right, Intel Developer Forum San Francisco stylee starts on Tuesday and the 2008 instalment looks like being one of the best ever.

  Related categories : Mobile-phones

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  August 15th 2008

  News Beyond Centrino 2: what's next for laptop tech?

  You may already own a shiny new Centrino 2 laptop, but Intel is already cooking up the successor, code-named Calpella. Details are sketchy, but we poked and prodded Intel until they coughed up a few tidbits.

  Related categories : Mobile-computing

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  August 12th 2008

  News Intel's next CPU is labelled Core i7

  Core i7 is the name, burying the competition is the game. Following a leak on a Far Eastern website late last week, Intel has revealed the official branding and logos for its upcoming Nehalem PC processor.

  Related categories : Processors