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Alienware Alpha – The Next Generation PC and Game Console?

Alienware Alpha is the latest development of Alienware which is now the subsidiary of Dell. Accordingly it can provide the excitement of PC gaming and browsing right on your TV’s large screen while matching the essential features of the popular game consoles. Basically, what you only need with … [Read more...]

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Merom – Intel’s mobile Core 2 Duo CPU technology guide

The announcement of the successor to the Intel Core Duo processor in the summer of 2006 also marked the reunification of Intel's desktop and mobile product lines. Low power consumption was a principal goal of the Intel Core microarchitecture, and the moblie CPU, previously … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: core 2 duo, intel mobile core 2 duo, Merom, mobile core 2 duo

Illustrated Intel Centrino Duo technology guide

In January 2006, Intel introduced the revolutionary Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology platform (formerly codenamed Napa), the third generation of the company's Centrino mobile processor technology bundle. Facilitating a whole new generation of thin and light notebook PCs, the following three next … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: Centrino Duo, Intel Centrino Duo, mobile computer, multimedia

Intel Sonomo improves wireless integration in mobile devices

Together with the explosive worldwide growth in WLAN hotspots, the unveiling of Intel's second-generation mobile technology platform in January 2005 is expected to lead to the completion of the notebook PC's transition from a portable to a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: Intel Sonomo

Intel Centrino mobile computer platform

The first generation Centrino platform (codenamed Montara) was announced in March 2003. The trio of systems that comprise Centrino focus on battery life and the integration of wireless LAN technology. Only systems that include all three … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: Centrino, Centrino mobile, Centrino mobile wireless, Intel Centrino mobile

Intel Pentium 4-M mobile CPU guide

Intel's Pentium 4-M CPU came to market in the spring of 2002 at a clock frequency of up to 1.7GHz. The CPU's Micro FCPGA packaging technology results in the CPU using less power in both the performance and battery optimised modes, making it run … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: intel 4m processor, Intel Pentium 4-M, mobile 4m

Guide to PowerNow! – AMD’s dynamic power management technology

PowerNow! is effectively AMD's version of Intel's SpeedStep technology. The premise is a simple one: some applications require less processing power than others. Word processing, for example, consumes relatively few processor cycles, whereas … [Read more...]

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Mobile AMD Athlon 4 technology guide

Emulating Intel's practice of introducing new technology in lower volume market sectors first, AMD's first deployment of the Palomino core was in their Mobile Athlon 4 processor. At the time it appeared that the Athlon 4 nomenclature had more … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: athlon 4, Mobile AMD, mobile athlon 4

AMD’s Mobile Duron technology guide

Until 2001 all of AMD's mobile CPUs had been based on the K6 design. The company's Athlon/Duron family of processors had already succeeded in gaining market share from Intel in the desktop arena, in the performance and value sectors … [Read more...]

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Intel XScale – Pocket PC dynamic power management

In the summer of 2000 Intel made a renewed bid to establish a serious foothold in the market for wireless Internet devices with the launch of its low-power microprocessor architecture dubbed XScale. Built on the StrongARM technology Intel … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CPU Technology Tagged With: dynamic power management, pocket pc, StrongARM, XScale

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Gaming Laptop Security Guide: Protecting Your High-End Hardware Investment in 2025

Since Jacob took over PC Tech Guide, we’ve looked at how tech intersects with personal well-being and digital safety. Gaming laptops are now … [Read More...]

20 Cool Creative Commons Photographs About the Future of AI

AI technology is starting to have a huge impact on our lives. The market value for AI is estimated to have been worth $279.22 billion in 2024 and it … [Read More...]

13 Impressive Stats on the Future of AI

AI technology is starting to become much more important in our everyday lives. Many businesses are using it as well. While he has created a lot of … [Read More...]

Graphic Designers on Reddit Share their Views of AI

There are clearly a lot of positive things about AI. However, it is not a good thing for everyone. One of the things that many people are worried … [Read More...]

Redditors Talk About the Impact of AI on Freelance Writers

AI technology has had a huge impact on our lives. A 2023 survey by Pew Research found that 56% of people use AI at least once a day or once a week. … [Read More...]

11 Most Popular Books on Perl Programming

Perl is not the most popular programming language. It has only one million users, compared to 12 million that use Python. However, it has a lot of … [Read More...]

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