Group items tagged

Intel 6th Gen Core vPro Processors were announced this week with newer features and focusing more on security, though is not exactly a new technology from Intel.

Today at Computex 2013, Intel has announced their 4th generation of Core processors, codenamed Haswell. These CPUs will rule from now on ultrabooks, tablets and 2-in-1 convertible devices that give you a laptop when you need it and a tablet when you want it.

Intel is surely fed up of Nvidia and AMD throwing mud on its profile when it is for the graphics success. The giant has gotten skilled GPU engineering crew for couple of years. With the newest line of Intel's Core CPU products - codenamed Haswell - those team members ultimately flaunt their things. The company is revealing a new brand to support the label the occasion.

"Intel has told its investors that the first Medfield powered smartphone will launch later this week. The news was revealed during an earnings call with the company's CEO Paul Otellini, but he didn't elaborate any further on what, where or exactly when the phone would be revealed."

It has been announced that processor giant Intel has finalized negotiations with Israeli company Omek International and acquired their gesture computing technology. The price tag? A cool $40 million, making it an expensive and surprising takeover.

LG is scheduling to launch an Intel Medfield Android gadget at the CES 2012. The company has planned to introduce its upcoming device at the Consumer Electronics Show, which will begin on January 10, 2012, a report suggested.

"Intel has made further strides into the mobile market at CES, announcing not only the very first smartphone to be based on their new Medfield platform, but a partnership with Motorola too."

The Chromebook has been a very quiet device in the past. Using low cost parts in order to present a budget friendly laptop, things never quite took off. But now they have announced a new, better version that uses Intel Haswell processors, as well as a new Chromebox using the same.

DVDFab is a professional DVD ripper that can help you to rip and convert any DVD to other different formats or discs for Xbox 360. With user friendly interface, DVDFab DVD Ripper allows users to control over the output parameters easily.And it supports the newest NVIDIA CUDA, Intel Quick Sync, multi-core CPUs and batch conversion to increase speed. Like all DVDFab products, DVDFab DVD Ripper is designed to accommodate both new and experienced users with an interface that allows power and simplicity at the same time.

DVDFab DVD Ripper is the best DVD ripper and DVD Converter that can rip DVD and convert DVD disc to popular file formats for many devices including iPod, iPad (iPad 2), PS3, Xbox, cell phones and personal media players. It already supports iPad 4 (iPad with Retina Display) and iPad Mini now and works on the re-imagined Windows 8. With user friendly interface, DVDFab DVD Ripper allows users to control over the output parameters easily.And it supports the newest NVIDIA CUDA, Intel Quick Sync, multi-core CPUs and batch conversion to increase speed. Want to rip DVD to divx Xvid? DVDFab DVD Ripper will help you to rip and convert your DVD discs into divx xvid with ease. http://www.dvdfab.com/dvd-ripper.htm?ad=hcj

The newest web leak indicates that both tech giant, Acer and Lenovo will be introducing Microsoft Windows 8 based tablet PCs by the end of Q3 2012, a report suggested.

Android Operating system customers may soon be able to function with several app windows if an Intel-owned organization called Breeze flow turbine Stream has anything to say about it.

Apple Inc, on Monday announced the first MacBook Pro having fabulous Retina Display, "Ivy Bridge" Intel Core i7 CPU and very thin design. The price and availability is not declared yet, but price will be slightly higher than earlier models of MacBook.

"Samsung's own mobile operating system, Bada, has been around since late 2009, and has since attracted a 2% share of the market and found its way onto a variety of phones. The OS is very similar to Samsung's TouchWiz UI, just without Android hidden underneath."