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In addition to shutting down Megaupload, the DOJ made another choice chunk of information public last night: evidence of multiple Silicon Valley companies conspiring to not poach each other's employees. On... 0 Published 25 days ago in
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Overclocking processors used to be extremely nerdy, but if anything it's becoming more common these days. For those intent on squeezing performance from their chip, Intel's new CPU insurance means getting ... 0 Published 26 days ago in
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Although we weren't flooded by ultrabooks at CES to quite the extent we expected, the word itself was unavoidable. The skinny-sized laptops abounded, each alluring in its own way! That's when we realized t... 0 Published 29 days ago in
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It's the product that will never be. Like that sixth season of The Wire, we hope that it happens, but we know deep in our hearts that it won't. Intel's Nikiski ultrabookand its see-through-trackpad-display... 0 Published 32 days ago in
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At CES we saw Intel's first serious attempt at mobile processing, Medfield, being used in a handful of devices. Intel thinks it could give ARM a run for its money. ARM think differently. More &raqu... 0 Published 32 days ago in
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That Lenovo K800 phone, just announced at Intel's CES keynote and running off of the company's 32-nanometer mobile 1.6GHz Medfield chip? It's here. I played with it. It's... okay?jump] More »... 0 Published 34 days ago in
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Intel's about to get its peanut butter all over Motorola's chocolate. And, in addition to the Reese's Pieces, we'll see the first Intel-powered, Android smartphone in the second half of this year. More... 0 Published 34 days ago in
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We're back on the live blog train, waiting for Intel CEO Paul Otellini to tell us just how ultra his ultrabooks are, and how this time seriously for realsies the company's got this whole mobile thing figur... 0 Published 34 days ago in
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The Medfield codename invoked strange Cloverfield associations for me. Would Intel's first serious mobile chip be a monster that destroys absolutely everything in its path? Well, the dust has cleared, and... 0 Published 34 days ago in
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The processor in your computer? Probably an Intel chip. The processor in your phone? Definitely not an Intel chip. And Intel would be the first to admit that it's fallen far behind in the mobile game. It ... 0 Published 35 days ago in
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This video shows proof that Intel faked their CES 2012 ultrabook gaming demo: Mooley Eden pretended he was driving a F1 car in a game while in fact he was just moving a racing wheel while a video was playi... 0 Published 35 days ago in
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The ultrabooks you've seen these last few months—and that, good lord, you're going to see in drove these next couple of days? They're plenty capable, sure. But they're pretenders. The real deal, the ... 0 Published 36 days ago in
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Of all of the promises Intel made today about the future of ultrabooks, none was quite as appealing—or at least, attention-getting—as this wonderfully odd concept that uses a keyboard-wide tran... 0 Published 36 days ago in
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Thunderbolt initially launched in February when Apple updated the MacBook Pro, but since then the technology has been an Apple exclusive. The understanding was that Thunderbolt would be a universal high speed interface, but uptake outside the Apple eco... 0 Published 41 days ago in
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Intel is late to the smartphone game, sure, but its Medfield system-on-chip has been touted as the firm's make-or-break venture into the market. Now the first working Intel phone is in the wild — and... 0 Published 55 days ago in
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Cell phones have taken another step towards becoming full-fledged pocket computers with an announcement by Micron and Intel. Get ready to carry even more of your digital life on your phone. More &r... 0 Published 69 days ago in
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Ivy Bridge has been on our radar for almost a year now, but with the 2012 release date fast approaching, leaks from the partner channel were inevitable. More » 0 Published 71 days ago in
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Google made good on its IDF keynote promise and announced that is has ported Android 4.0 to Intel's x86 architecture. What does that mean? Could be that Intel tablets are on the horizon, but they still fac... 0 Published 74 days ago in
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Embedded augmented reality-chip technology means we'll finally start using AR for good instead of filling all the app stores with Predator, Terminator and Robocop camera overlay apps. Nah, I'm just kidding... 0 Published 75 days ago in
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The Business Software Association, which includes tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Intel, has reversed its stance on the controversial (and awful!) Stop Online Piracy Act: now it doesn't like it. Goo... 0 Published 84 days ago in
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HP is all but done with webOS, rumored to be in talks with potential buyers. However, a sale hasn't happened yet because it's still deluding itself into thinking people give a shit about seeing a linux-bas... 0 Published 84 days ago in
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Looks like ultrabooks are the new tablets. Sort of. Remember when CES in 2011 was the show of a zillion slates? CES 2012 could see as many as 50 super-thin, Intel-powered ultrabooks. Wanna take a Scrooge ... 0 Published 88 days ago in
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The Next Web's Alex Wilhelm noticed something interesting—after trying to get a comment from Microsoft over the fascist Stop Online Piracy Act, he received silence. So he dug around and found Micros... 0 Published 88 days ago in
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Yes. Fifty cores. Five zero. All on a single, tiny chip. It's real. More » 0 Published 90 days ago in
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Who would have thought the future'd start with an ad in the back of Electronic News? But, on November 15, 1971 Intel announced its new 4004 processor—the first commercially available computer proces... 0 Published 90 days ago in
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Intel has gotten very serious about its stance in the mobile market today. Two things were announced. The first is a round of funding and partnership with Urban Airship, which recently purchased location startup SimpleGeo. Up until now, Urban Airship h... 0 Published 91 days ago in
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Intel's new Sandy Bridge-E chip reigns supreme—and we have the charts to prove it. More » 0 Published 91 days ago in
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We use things every single day, and call them by their names. I pick up my iPhone. I drink my Fresca (shut up). But the names don't just appear. It's actually someone's job—and they're great at it. ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel's chips are finally going to start showing up in phones next year, and Ultrabooks are due soon, but it looks like the world's top chip maker's making a push in mobile software, too. Intel just bough... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Most of us have had zero opportunity to tap Thunderbolt's monster transfer speeds, but Intel's already promising huge boosts in the near future. The best part? The Thunderbolt ports we already have will g... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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The Thunderbolt I/O interface is the darling of Apple and Intel. Introduced on the MacBook Pro line in late February, the port is still largely collecting dust. More » ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel dumped $300 million into the laptop industry to buy it something it's never had before: attention. Ultrabooks sound cool, and could look beautiful while running like little thin crust pizzas of awes... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Oh right! That thing on my MacBook Air that Apple made such a big deal about. Thunderbolt. It's extremely quick, and I'd like to use it! But where are the Thunderbolt accessories? But Belkin's got one to ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel's gushing about a pretty huge team-up: in the near future, every single release of Android will be optimized for x86 chips. Intel processors in Android phones. Intel processors in Android tablets. T... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Firefighters are awesome, but it doesn't change the fact that the job puts their lives on the line. This Wi-Fi ball, courtesy of Intel, has sensors built-in that, if thrown into a burning building, could... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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So much news passes before our collective eyes every day that we couldn't possibly cover it all. Mostly because much of it isn't worth covering! But here are a some borderline tidbits we passed on, just i... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel has announced a total of 16 new Sandy Bridge processors today, augmenting its lineup in the mid and low-end markets on the desktop and in the high and low-end markets on laptops. On the desktop side, we have four new Core-series processors, o... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel's ultrabook spec is one of the best things the PC market has going for it right now. Asus, excited by this, plans to release five to seven new models of the slim, powerful PCs in the next year. Over... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Do you need gigabytes or performance? Laptop upgrades or a screaming new gaming PC? We walk you through what you need to know to pick the right storage solution for your PC. More » ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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We just tried to send everybody home for the day. It's just Joe, Barry, Jesus and me. And it's Friday. So fuck it. More » 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Cedar Trail, the next-generation version of Intel's Atom processor, has been delayed from September 2011 to November 2011 because of graphics driver and Windows 7 certification issues, reports DigiTimes. As we reported in April, Cedar Trail wil... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel and its Ultrabooks manufacturers have been finding it tough sticking to that sub-$1,000 promise, but what's this? Intel's mandated the minimum components cost will be between $493 - $710 for the 0.7... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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It looks like Intel's 22nm 3D "Tri-Gate" Ivy Bridge—successor to the Sandy Bridge chipset—isn't going to be ready until March or April of next year, according to a report from Swedish website ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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The LoJacks and Clubs of the world would like you to think they have you covered should someone make off with your vehicle. But more security never hurts. So Intel is developing an app that'll let you kno... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Surprise surprise, Intel's sub-$1,000 Ultrabooks promise was too good to be true: Acer, one of the first manufacturers to sign up to the Ivy Bridge/Thunderbolt platform , will launch late this year, at over a grand. That's after Intel's sub... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Pipping Asus to the post, HP's launching at least two Ultrabooks using Intel's 1.8GHz Core i7 2677M and 1.7GHz i7 2637M processors before Asus's launch in September, claims sources close to Foxconn, which is said to be making them. [Digitim... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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We can expect to see new Macbook Airs in mid-July, featuring Thunderbolt and Sandy Bridge — and, of course, Lion. Both Lion and the new Airs will be available as of July 19th, sources connected to Apple have told AppleNApps. The Macbook Air is well ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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This slim, MacBook Air-like laptop may only be destined for Europe, but it has a clever trick up its sleeve. Cramming its Blu-ray drive inside the power media dock, the two devices are linked to one anoth... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel has joined both Apple and Google in gaining approval from US antitrust regulators to enter the auction for patents and assets which have been put up for sale by bankrupt communications firm Nortel Networks Corp. Reuters reports that the Federal Trad... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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Intel's Larrabee may have been a disaster, but that doesn't mean all that research was for naught. It's now surfaced in their upcoming, 50-core Knights Corner supercomputing processor, which will soon be ... 0 Published 100+ days ago in
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