The P6 microarchitecture is the sixth generation of Intel's x86 processor architecture, first implemented in the design of the Pentium Pro CPU, introduced in 1995 as the successor to the original P5 Pentium design. The Pentium Pro introduced several unique architectural features that had … [Read more...]
A modern-day system can be viewed as comprising just two classes of bus: a System Bus, connecting the CPU to main memory and Level 2 cache, and a … [Read More...]
A touchscreen is an intuitive computer input device that works by simply touching the display screen, either by a finger, … [Read More...]
Conspicuous by its absence from Intel's launch of MMX at the beginning of 1997 was a 200MHz version of the Pentium MMX for … [Read More...]