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Intel sees radio in your digital future
Oct. 11 | Ten years after the famous Radio Free Intel speech, the current CTO says ubiquitous radio for the digital world is really, truly just around the corner. By Kathleen Maher Justin Rattner has one of the greatest jobs in the universe. Justin Rattner has...
Review: Lenovo ThinkPad W530 makes “mobile workstation” so not an oxymoron
Oct. 10 | Powerful performance options in a stylish package, plus tools for digital content creation make this a great computer. By Tom Lansford With additional comments by Randall S. Newton [Editor’s Note: Contributing Writer Tom Lansford, Editor of CADplace.uk...
Laptop roundup: Asus Zenbook, Fujitsu Lifebook, & AMD Trinity notebook
Oct. 8 | All portables are not the same—by a long shot. There are currently almost two dozen Ultrabooks on the market; for our first round of testing we have two on hand. (See “Just how ultra are some of those Ultrabooks?”) And we have an AMD Trinity-based...
Just how ultra are some of those Ultrabooks?
Oct. 4 | The Jon Peddie Research review team create an Ultra Factor formula and weigh the results. By Jon Peddie, Robert Dow, and Harrison Gorvy At the recent Intel Developers Forum we saw some delightful Ultrabooks. There are many now, possibly more than two...
Pawing through digital images in a ceramic bowl
Sep. 21 | Intel Fellow Doug Carmean is serious about his company’s mandate to think outside the box. Intel does a lot of work rethinking. It’s got that whole, there go my people, I must find out where they’re going so I can lead them mentality. Intel Labs...
Intel outsources the future
Sep. 9 | When you’re building computer chips you have to be able to plan, 5, 10, 20 years into the future. One way Intel fuels innovation is by searching out different visions and soliciting the opinion of a broad range of scientists, artists, psychologists,...
Hardware at Siggraph: Power boosts and acceleration from hardware add-ons
Aug. 31 | Vendors are adding power with partners such as Intel, Fusion-io, AMD, and Nvidia. There was a time when we thought there was not much future for add-in boards to speed rendering, analysis, or physics, but now the reverse seems true. Ironically, in fact,...
Second quarter saw slump in graphics add-in board shipments
Aug. 29 | Are consumers and businesses waiting for Windows 8 or a better economy? By Jon Peddie Believe it or not, we’ve been tracking graphics add-in boards (AIB) shipments quarterly for 25 years—that’s a lot of AIBs under the bridge. The volume of those...
PC shipments were down in the second quarter
Jul. 20 | The long-term trend is slugging growth, if any. But Q2 is never a good barometer. Ultrabooks are the only segment of the PC market showing encouraging growth, primarily in the US. (Source: Intel) According to Gartner, worldwide PC shipments were 87.5...
