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Toshiba Satellite A135-S4527 - Pentium Dual Core T2080 1.73 GHz - 15.4
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The Satellite A135 Series is economically priced with technology you'll value. Systems feature the latest in Intel processors for optimal performance. There's big memory for all your mp3s, work, picture and video files. All...
The Intel Core 2 Duo processors are built in several of the world's most advanced, high-volume output manufacturing facilities using Intel's leading silicon process technology. The processor family is based on the revolutionary...
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Toshiba Satellite Laptop with Intel Celeron Processor 585, Matte Silver Reviews
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We have collected and analyzed 1 expert reviews and 27 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 85/100. The average review date is February 19, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 152572 reviews from other Laptops. The alaScore™ for this product is 86/100 = Very good. Last update: August 7, 2009.
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If you're building a new PC this summer, or if you're looking to upgrade your current system, this competition is for you.
TechRadar has teamed up with Intel to give one lucky winner a frighteningly powerful Core i7 920 CPU worth £240.
Put simply, this processor is preposterous. There's no other way of saying it. It's simply the world's fastest PC processing architecture and it pumps out performance numbers so spectacular it's enough to make you laugh out loud at the sheer, giddy ludicrousness of its existence.
In a way, that's not giving away a great deal. We always knew it would take the PC performance crown. After all, the existing Core 2 CPU was the previous title holder and Core i7 was bound to be at least a little quicker. But we still didn't expect the brutal, fratricidal hatchet job that inevitably unfolded when we tested it.
To pull that off, Intel has fundamentally rethought the way it builds PC processors. It's all a bit complicated, and if you want to read more you can
The new Sextium, according to Intel, "won't just change the way you think about computers - it'll change your whole life."
Industry observers have for some time now wondered why Intel persisted with the Pentium name for processors considerably more advanced than the original Pentium. The Pentium Pro, Pentium II and now the Pentium III have all been released, leading many pundits to speculate that it was high time the Sextium name was used."In retrospect, I don't know why we didn't call the P-Pro the Sextium," said Intel CEO Andy Grove in an interview with Dan's Data. "I mean, it's not like it means something rude in Spanish, or something." Upon being asked whether this was a reference to Intel's disastrous decision to release the original Pentium in Hispanic countries as the Putanum, Mr Grove declined to comment.An Intel source who asked to remain anonymous spoke to us after Mr Grove had left, and explained that Intel had originally intended the new processor to be called the Hextium, but "that was a bit too obvious, know what I mean?"We do not know what he meant.The new Sextium part is scheduled to debut in Q2 of 2000, with distribution anticipated to commence exactly one year from the April 1st product announcement. The initial clock speed will be only 666MHz (Front Side Bus 133MHz, 5X multiplier), as Intel has reported mysterious problems achieving higher speeds with the new component. Craig Johnson, strategic planner for Intel's 32-bit product, commented on these difficulties as follows: "It's really not a problem. 666 megahertz is a very good speed. Very good indeed. Yes. Good." His eyes then glazed over and he walked slowly away, apparently oblivious to our further questions.
Industry observers have for some time now wondered why Intel persisted with the Pentium name for processors considerably more advanced than the original Pentium. The Pentium Pro, Pentium II and now the Pentium III have all been released, leading many pundits to speculate that it was high time the Sextium name was used."In retrospect, I don't know why we didn't call the P-Pro the Sextium," said Intel CEO Andy Grove in an interview with Dan's Data. "I mean, it's not like it means something rude in Spanish, or something." Upon being asked whether this was a reference to Intel's disastrous decision to release the original Pentium in Hispanic countries as the Putanum, Mr Grove declined to comment.An Intel source who asked to remain anonymous spoke to us after Mr Grove had left, and explained that Intel had originally intended the new processor to be called the Hextium, but "that was a bit too obvious, know what I mean?"We do not know what he meant.The new Sextium part is scheduled to debut in Q2 of 2000, with distribution anticipated to commence exactly one year from the April 1st product announcement. The initial clock speed will be only 666MHz (Front Side Bus 133MHz, 5X multiplier), as Intel has reported mysterious problems achieving higher speeds with the new component. Craig Johnson, strategic planner for Intel's 32-bit product, commented on these difficulties as follows: "It's really not a problem. 666 megahertz is a very good speed. Very good indeed. Yes. Good." His eyes then glazed over and he walked slowly away, apparently oblivious to our further questions.
Description: This is an Intel Core 2 Quad processor with a frequency of 2.4GHz, 1066MHz FSB, and an 8MB cache. Leaders of the pack seeking monster performance, look no further. With four execution cores, the Intel Core 2 Quad processor blows through processor-intensive tasks in demanding
Eching, Germany, September 16, 2008 – The new Kontron CP6016 processor board sets new performance-per-watt standards in the high-end 6U class for rugged RASM (Reliability, Availability, Scalability, Manageability) applications. Based on the high performance and low-power 45nm Intel® Core™2 Duo processor T9400, this latest Kontron board excels over the previous 65nm Intel® Core™2 Duo processor T7500-based board with up to 25 percent faster core speeds (2.53 GHz), 50 percent more L2 cache (6MB) and a 60 percent faster FSB (1066 MHz) with similar energy consumption. “The 45 nm Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor T9400 makes the Kontron CP6016 one of the most robust 6U CompactPCI® boards for RASM applications on the market,” explains Norbert Hauser, VP Marketing at Kontron. “One special value adding feature is the ability to increase system performance while maintaining stable thermal design power or reduce system cooling investments without compromising performance.”“Multi-core processors such as the 45nm Intel® Core™2 Duo processors and advanced technologies are completely changing the concept of threading in 6U CompactPCsystem environments without exceeding the thermal envelope ” says Joe Jensen, general manager, Intel Embedded Computing Division, “We expect the new Kontron CP6016 6U CompactPCI® board with the Intel® Core™2 Duo processor T9400 will help to address the requirements of security and communication applications.”
Intel offers a large family of motherboards covers desktop boards to server boards. Assemble an optimized platform tailored to your unique needs with Intel® Desktop Boards. Designed for Performance. Intel® Desktop Boards Extreme Series are designed to provide extreme power for workstation needs, hardcore gaming, media editing and headroom for future needs while offering support for Intel® Core 2 Extreme and Intel® Viiv technology. Intel® Desktop Boards Classic Series are designed to deliver exactly what you expect - stability, reliability, affordability and expandability. Intel® Server Boards are designed with cutting edge leadership technologies providing you and your customers an exceptional degree of reliability, availability and serviceability.
Intel offers a wide range of chipset covering desktop chipset, notebook chipset, Server and workstation chipset, Embedded chipset, consumer electronics chipsets. Enhance your audio, digital video, and communications capabilities with Intel® chipset technologies for desktop PCs. Boost your audio, digital video, and communications capabilities with chipset technologies for notebooks. Maximize the power of processor-based systems with enterprise-class chipsets enhanced with the newest technologies. Experience the performance, power, stability, features, and reliability you expect from the embedded computing applications. Get the power and performance you need to connect a new generation of networked media platforms.
Intel provides an extended family of network and communications processors that meet the increasing processing demands created by faster line speeds, the deeper packet inspection requirements of content-based services and the need to support multiple protocols and evolving industry standards. Built on a high-performance fully programmable architecture, Intel network processors offer the speed, flexibility, and ease-of-use/reuse you need to accelerate time-to-market, extend time-in-market, and to enable a broad range of services from the customer premises to the core of the network. Intel® IXP2XXX: Versatile, high-performance, and scalable network processors designed for network access, edge, and core applications from T1/E1 to OC-192 GbE. Intel® IXP4XX: Network processors optimized for home, small-to-medium enterprise, and networked embedded applications. Intel® IXP12XX: Flexible wire-speed processing for OC-3 to OC-12 multiservice network applications.
Intel offers a wide range of microprocessor covering desktop processors, notebook processors, Server and workstation processors, Embedded processors, networking and communications processors. Our desktop processors deliver superb computing power, performance, and reliability at home and at work. Our notebook processors let you work and play in places you never thought possible. Our server and workstation processors provide enhanced scalability, power, and performance for robust multi-processing environments. Our embedded processors combine outstanding performance with scalable, power-efficient processing for a wide range of embedded applications. Our industry-leading networking and communications processors use the latest technologies to achieve high levels of computing performance.
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I/O processor Intel
Many storage, networking, and embedded applications require fast I/O throughput for optimal performance. Intel® I/O processors allow servers, workstations and storage subsystems to transfer data faster, reduce communication bottlenecks, and improve overall system performance by offloading I/O processing functions from the host CPU. The table below provides a quick overview of the Intel I/O processor family. The Intel® IOP34x family of processors, with Intel XScale® microarchitecture, builds on more than a decade of leadership in I/O processor technology. Learn more about Intel I/O Processors based on Intel XScale® Technology, or get an overview of all our I/O processors in our I/O Processor Overview brochure.
When you want a sensational high-definition (HD) experience, look no further than PCs with Intel® Core™2 processor with Viiv™ technology. Built on the latest hafnium-infused 45nm dual- and quad-core processors, these systems give you performance for HD audio and video and your most demanding applications.
Protect and manage your business better by upgrading to notebook PCs built with Intel® Centrino® 2 with vPro™ technology inside. Designed from the ground up for multi-core performance and the needs of IT, your workforce will be able to work efficiently on the go, while IT remains in complete control.¹ And with new power-efficient designs, notebooks powered by Intel® Centrino® 2 with vPro™ technology can aid in keeping energy costs low, while built-in security features help combat the expense of security threats.
Including hardware-assisted isolation, diagnostics, and repair, you can reduce the need for desk-side maintenance by managing your mobile workforce remotely, even if the system's OS is unresponsive.¹ With the ability to initiate a protected tunnel back to IT via wired LAN, notebooks can be managed and repaired even outside of the corporate firewall.¹ And with the ability to remotely shut down and update notebooks, you'll save power and money while increasing security.
Push productivity to new levels while reducing costs by upgrading to desktop PCs with Intel® Core™2 processor with vPro™ technology. Featuring industry-leading multi-core performance¹ along with built-in security and manageability, Intel vPro technology is designed from the ground up to keep downtime to a minimum and productivity at an all time high.²
Giving your business the ultimate competitive advantage, new PCs with Intel® Core™2 processor with vPro™ technology can help reduce operating costs and increase user productivity, while enhancing network security. Upgrading can help avoid the escalating software and hardware support costs of older PCs while reducing system downtime. Plus, new power-efficient designs can aid in keeping energy costs low, while built-in security features help combat the expense of security threats.
A higher number within a processor class or family generally indicates more features such as cache, clock speed, Front Side Bus or other Intel technologies¹. A higher number processor may also have more of one feature and less of another.
A higher number within a processor class or family generally indicates more features such as cache, clock speed, Front Side Bus or other Intel technologies¹. A higher number processor may also have more of one feature and less of another.
A higher number within a processor class or family generally indicates more features, including: cache, clock speed, Front Side Bus, Intel® QuickPath Interconnect, new instructions, or other Intel technologies¹. A higher processor number may also have more of one feature and less of another.
