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FIRST LOOK: Sandy Bridge motherboards
Intel has shown off some tiny mini-ITX motherboards compatible with Sandy Bridge CPUs, including a surprisingly thin cooling fan which should allow even smaller PCs.
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Intel shows "Sandy Bridge" CPU at 4.9GHz
Intel has demonstrated one of its new Sandy Bridge enthusiast desktop CPUs overclocked to 4.9GHz, with air-cooling only.
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Intel demos Light Peak -- its USB 3.0 killer
Intel says its all-optical, 10Gbit/s USB-killer connector will be in your notebook next year, and puts live demos on display to prove it.
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Sandy Bridge CPUs can turbo boost all four cores
Intel's new "Second Generation Core Processors" -- codenamed Sandy Bridge -- can bump up the clock speed on all the cores, not just one.
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Intel Wi-Di hooks your laptop to your TV wirelessly
Apple may have pipped Intel to the post with "AirPlay" but Intel's WiDi is about to hit the market in force.
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Intel's "Sandybridge" chips put graphics right on the CPU silicon.
Thank god, they won't be called "Core 2 i5". They do have some cool new capabilities though.
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Intel: Viiv is not alive
Intel today admitted it has changed its design processes since "Viiv", its attempt to standardize home theatre PCs, flopped so spectacularly.
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Intel unveils Light Peak fibre-optic interconnect with 10Gbps, due 2011
With data hurtling down thin strands of optical fibre at speeds of 10-100Gbps, Intel hopes its forthcoming Light Peak technology will be “the last cable you’ll ever need”.
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Intel puts Android onto Atom chips
Slates, smartphones and 3G ‘smartbooks’ built around Intel’s Atom processor could all running Android in the near future.
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Viliv S10 netbook tips up at IDF
Viliv S10 netbook debuts at IDF promising 10 hours of run time per charge.
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Intel shows 22nm chips for the first time
Two words, spoken with a strong John Cleese, bad French accent: "wafer-thin!!!"
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Netbooks bigger than iPhone, Wii: Intel
IDF 2009 | Intel has unveiled a major shift away from PCs in the company's IDF conference in San Francisco.
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Atom hits 2GHz
Intel’s ‘mighty mite’ Atom processor jumps to 2GHz. Plus: the Moorestown platform and Moblin Linux OS 2.0 to make a move on smartphones in 2010.
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Intel unveils 2009 ‘UrbanMax’ concept notebook
Touch-friendly tablet sports slide-out keyboard and inbuilt WiMAX. Is this the shape of notebooks to come?
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Woz at IDF: ‘Engineer for life'

On the final morning of IDF, Steve Wozniak talked on stage about starting Apple, leaving Hewlett Packard, and his feelings about Apple leaving IBM for Intel.

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