Complete Intel coverage from HEXUS
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Review: abit AW9D Max
11 October 2006, 08:59
So, AW9D Max it is then, packing i975X, ICH7R and abit special sauce. Best get on with finding out if it really is smokin' before someone notices the horror of ...
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Digital homes necessitate better backups and metadata
29 September 2006, 17:41
In Brendan Traw's technology insight presentation, he hit on the need for easy backups and metadata, but didn't really tell us how Intel was going to help.
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Bringing corporate management technology into the home
29 September 2006, 15:15
Intel's Active Management Technology could be making its way into the home, it was revealed at IDF on Thursday.
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A mighty sharp blade
29 September 2006, 11:28
Now here's a blade server that wouldn't look out of place in Kill Bill...
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New battery saving tricks and UMPC uses
29 September 2006, 10:43
We continue our coverage of Dadi Perlmutter's IDF keynote with a look at the battery saving technologies he discussed, along with a brief look at a couple of UMPCs.
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IDF :: Just what will Quad core mean for gaming?
29 September 2006, 09:36
Developers Remedy demo Alan Wake on an Intel Quad core system.
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Review: Quad core Kentsfield benchmarked
28 September 2006, 19:59
We've shown you pictures and given you the release date, but just how fast is Intel's Kentsfield processor? We've had the chance to take the quad core chip for ...
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Intel's Perlmutter on mobile vPro and wireless progress
28 September 2006, 17:26
During Dadi Perlmutter's keynote address at IDF, the Senior VP and GM of Intel's Mobility Group spoke of vPro technology on notebooks and the progress being made with WiFi and ...
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Intel introduces new XScale based storage processors
28 September 2006, 12:55
Despite the deal to sell its XScale business on to Marvell, Intel has announced a new family of IOP storage processors based on the XScale.
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IBM, INTEL PROPOSE INNOVATIVE EXTENSION TO POPULAR PCI EXPRESS COMPUTING STANDARD
28 September 2006, 12:30
INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, San Francisco, Sept. 27, 2006 – IBM and Intel Corporation, with support from dozens of other companies, have developed a proposal to enhance PCI Express* technology to ...
