Mostrando postagens com marcador Intel. Mostrar todas as postagens
Mostrando postagens com marcador Intel. Mostrar todas as postagens

terça-feira, dezembro 23, 2008

Intel Ships 2.5-inch 160GB SSDs For Nerds Demanding High Storage - Gizmo Watch


Intel Ships 2.5-inch 160GB SSDs For Nerds Demanding High Storage - Gizmo Watch: "After Toshiba’s claim of revealing a 512GB SSD at CES 2009, the motive to state supremacy has got a new wind. On one hand, it’s a fierce competition between manufacturers, and on the other it is a market grabbing game between SSD and HDD. Taking on the might’s of Samsung and Toshiba, Intel has begun shipping its 160GB Solid State Drives come holiday season, to make an entry into the spree of high capacity drives – which is steadily becoming a need of the hour."

domingo, outubro 26, 2008

Gizmo Watch: Wow Gadgets


Gizmo Watch: Wow Gadgets: "Many laptops today are all hip and clean. When the challenge is to produce the lightest and the thinnest of them all, some graver issues remain hidden below the beauteous hood. Technology has brought batteries a long way, now more efficient Li-ion batteries rule the roost, yet maintaining even temperatures is serious concern still. Notebooks blast, people complain, but zilch has been done to address the problem. The world’s largest chipmaker, Intel, has worked a solution finally, as the developer has unveiled a cooling solution for notebooks that could let them live up to the purpose of their existence."

domingo, abril 06, 2008

Digital Drops: Conheça a Segunda Geração do Classmate PC da Intel





Intel's Revolutionary Moorestown Platform For Mobile Devices - Gizmo Watch




Intel's Revolutionary Moorestown Platform For Mobile Devices - Gizmo Watch: "A couple of days back, Intel unveiled it’s ATOM mobile processors which excited all of us here at Gizmo Watch considering the fact that these processors could bring high performance to our handheld devices and mobile phones. Continuing in the same spirit, Intel gives us one more whopper to drool over by announcing the world’s smallest PC motherboard in the Moorestown platform. The Moorestown platform miniaturizes the entire processor peripherals and packs in some real punch with the processor, memory, chipset, WiFi, 3G, bluetooth and GPS all sitting in one small piece of trick circuitry that measures just a few square inches. What this essentially means is, our mobile phones and handhelds could become full fledged computers with tremendous processing capabilities and unlimited applications. The Moorestown platform will hit the market in 2009, which makes 2009 one very important year that will definitely revolutionize the mobile phone market. Watch the Moorestown platform’s launch video after the jump."

segunda-feira, dezembro 31, 2007

Intel apresenta processador com 80 núcleos kvowster Digital


Intel apresenta processador com 80 núcleos kvowster Digital: "Chip realiza um trilhão de cálculos por segundo, ou um teraflop.
Empresa vai divulgar detalhes sobre o protótipo em evento realizado nos EUA.
A fabricante de processadores Intel desenvolveu o protótipo de um chip que realiza um trilhão de cálculos por segundo, o equivalente a um teraflop. Apesar da performance, o processador tem consumo de energia equivalente ao de uma lâmpada -- 62 watts quando a freqüência é de 3,16 gigahertz. Mais detalhes sobre a novidade, anunciada pela primeira vez no ano passado, devem ser divulgados ainda nesta semana, durante a Conferência Anual de Circuitos Integrados em Estado Sólido, evento realizado nesta semana em São Francisco (EUA)."

sexta-feira, outubro 05, 2007

O Incrível UMPC Conceitual da Intel


"A Intel apresentou ontem um UMPC conceitual baseado no novo processador Moorestown, que deve ser produzido a partir de 2009. Pela foto, ele parece um iPhone mais largo, ou como disse um amigo meu, um “pedaço” de um notebook.
Segundo a AnandTech, a Apple adoraria ter a sua disposição este processador de 45nm que tem um controlador de memória, engine de encode/decode de vídeo e gráficos integrados em um único chip. Seria este o processador do iPhone 3.0? De qualquer forma nós vamos ter que esperar mais alguns anos para ter acesso aos gadgets que vão usar o novo processador da Intel..."

Fonte: Digital Drops