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Lenovo shows swish monster multimedia all-in-oneOpen in New Window
Black and shinyCES Lenovo is pitching what it claims is the thinnest all-in-one desktop multimedia PC, the IdeaCentre A600.… read more »
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Intel's Atom grows up, moves out of netbooksOpen in New Window
Have you noticed Atom-based laptops seem to be getting nicer? The latest models sport bigger screens, more RAM, and slimmer and lighter designs than anything that's come before. They are also usi read more »
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Root inside: researchers claim crack for Intel's vProOpen in New Window
A pair of security researchers claim to have cracked Intel's trusted execution technology (TXT), a critical part of the vPro platform. Few details on the attack are available, so it's hard to suss ou read more »
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Visionman launches Nehalem Core i7 serversOpen in New Window
"The single-socket server space has been a niche part of the server space, just as machines with more than four sockets has never been a particularly high volume part of..." read more »
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Techfluff.tv - The UK tech scene delivered with a winkOpen in New Window
Mike Butcher writes "After a couple of episodes, it’s becoming clear that Techfluff.TV is in many respects the UK’s answer to Pop17 and RocketBoom. Every week TechFluff delves into the world of web- read more »
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Analyst calls Intel's Core i7 chip 'blindingly fast'Open in New Window
"Rob Enderle, an analyst at the Enderle Group, said he's been test-driving an Intel-built desktop running the quad-core chip with the hyperthreading turned on, so it's virtually an eight-core. "I read more »
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Intel lifts curtain on Nehalem performance (hint: it's fast)Open in New Window
Joel Hruska writes a must-read article on Intel's upcoming Nehalem CPU, its significant performance improvements, and what this means for the AMD/Intel struggle. read more »
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IBM Brings 5GHz Chip to its Top-selling Unix ServerOpen in New Window
The Power 570 is available now with a 5GHz Power6 processor. IBM has also doubled the maximum density for the Power 570. The nodes can be stacked as many as four high for a total of 32 4.2GHz processors in a single box.The enhancements boost the performance that can be gotten from each square foot of server space and from each watt of power, IBM is also testing other enhancements, its power VM software which incorporates shared virtual memory between partitions, and its Active Energy manager that puts the cap on the energy used between a pool of servers. read more »
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