It's like a geek's dream come true - two ladies you've always wanted for the price (and mass-energy ratio) of one. Or something like that. While Intel's really busy with Larabee, the Germany-based Advanced Micro Devices decided that they could do with their own version of CPU-GPU technology. Everyone expected this from the beginning: the unison of CPU (AMD) and the GPU (ATI) into a mesmerizing package. How it took this long to come to realization, you won't find out at the full story. Read on for more claims, instead.

And the technology wars begin. Just when you thought NVIDIA had the last say in the verbal bout of "who's processing power gargles nuts now?" Intel decided that it was time to take the graphics game to a higher level. Today, we're introduced to Intel's "Larrabee" - a much rumored CPU concept prototype designed to carry some form of graphics processing as well. Suddenly itching for more? Full story now, pardner.

Deal ahoy! Avid surfers who've got more than two bookmarks pointing toward Newegg claim that Intel's dual and quad-core processors have experienced some price slashing, and it's evident from their excitement that this is the best deal you're ever going to get midway into 2008. So what will you and 999 others be doing this summer? Shopping begins at the full story.

If you're one of those people whose lifestyles are dependent on their laptops, you probably have to live with a constant worry that your life (or the digital equivalent of it) will fall into the hands of someone - say, your little brother - who can misuse the data inside. If you are, you might like this piece of news: Intel is developing new anti-theft technology for laptops. Details in the full article.

Intel is now bringing Intel Core 2 Duo functionality to mobile Internet devices (MIDs) and low-cost PCs for people on the go. They've just announced the new Intel Atom brand and Intel Centrino Atom technology. Make your way to the full article to learn more.

Yes, we all might've browsed through reviews of the once hinted first 9 series model to roll out of NVIDIA, and now the GeForce 9600 GT has hit the market in all its mini-GT glory. The single slot, cooler encased 8600 GTS successor is being offered at prices that could make enthusiasts itch. Heck, you might do well to head on over to the full story and find out why you might want to scratch that itch.

Okay, so we thought Skulltrail would release mid-2008 when the most extreme of Penryns settled into comfortable prices, but then Intel pulled a fast one on us and finalized its extreme enthusiast motherboard that'll effectively rival any multi-core gaming platform boasting more than four cores. The current leader in microprocessor and chipset technology has announced that Skulltrail is now released and will be available via retail and those pricey enthusiast gaming sets from quality brands. Check out the full article for more details.

We all knew that Big Blue would come through some day. As Intel preps it's new Penryn 45nm processors for the personal computer market, IBM also takes a stroll down the same reduced die package lane. And at the recent ISSCC, short of International Solid-State Circuits Conference, IBM made their plans known to roll out a 45nm version of the CELL Broadband Engine whose 90nm, 65nm cousins currently power the various Sony PlayStation 3 SKUs.

Two of the biggest names in the tech industry, Intel Corporation and Micron Technologies, Inc., have unveiled the world's fasted 8 Gb high speed NAND flash memory technology. Sporting nearly five times the data transfer speed compared to today's conventional NAND and SSD
products, this newly developed technology is bound to spell good news for techies who want to pack in more data on to their favored digital storage devices.

Sony has revealed a few significant changes to the VAIO AR60, SZ70, CR30, and TP2 models. Each of the aforementioned units will now be running Intel Core 2 Duo Processors and will also be getting various features including Blu-Ray drives, more RAM, and other upgrades.

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