Technology marches on at a relentless, blindingly fast pace. The high end technology of today will quickly be the main stream "bread and butter" product of tomorrow. In the Semiconductor space, ...

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The Core 2 range has been highly successful for Intel, delivering unbeatable performance at a price many have been unable to refuse. It was almost a year ago that the original Core 2 Duo line-up was ...

Remember when Intel's Pentium processor was all the rage? It's hard to believe that the above ad is almost 20 years old, and for those who are sentimental about their PC hardware, it's a shame the ...

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Usually, new chips from the giant can be guaranteed a substantial parade of PC vendors slotting the device into their lines but the much-discussed performance and energy consumption with the chip have ...

Intel is the consummate flirt. With each new chip, the giant chip maker promises us speed, brawn, and sparkle, enticing us to buy yet another PC. The problem is, we're getting bored with the ...

The sixth generation of the Intel x86 family of CPU chips. The term may refer to the chip or to a PC that uses it. Introduced in 1995 as the successor to the Pentium, models from 150 MHz to 200 MHz ...