Back May last year Intel announced the Nehalem-EX Octal Core processor, but later this month the monster server CPU is set to hit the market. The company hyped the new Nehalem-EX-based Xeons processor to be the “single greatest generational jump in its history”. Hit on the continue link for more blood-pumping details.
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MSI, a computer maker has announced that Core i7 laptops will be offered in September. MSI has confirmed a series of 15.4 and 17-inch mobile Core i7 laptops will be ready before the launch of Microsoft’s Windows 7 version of its OS.
Intel’s new Core i7 CPU is an excellent processor at multitasking and hard-core gaming, but it still draws quite a bit of power. The i7 is the CPU that will populate the next generation of eye-popping gaming laptops that will, in most instances, also come with eye-popping prices. Read more »
The partnership Intel and Nokia announced on Tuesday to develop future mobile devices should help both companies, though analysts are skeptical whether it will result in any actual products.
The companies announced they were teaming up to develop new mobile computing devices and chipset architectures. They will also collaborate on several open-source mobile Linux projects.
The joint effort could lead to the development of “pocketable” devices that reach a new audience beyond netbook and mobile Internet device (MID) users, the companies said. The companies said they wanted to merge the computing and mobile worlds in pocketable devices but otherwise were vague on product details.
Several industry analysts were disappointed at the lack of product details in the announcement and speculated that the device could be a smartphone, an MID, a netbook, or an e-book reader. It’s too early to predict, as designs of mobile devices consistently change, they said. Read more »
