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engadget.com - 10/29/2008

Asus, Intel launch WePC website, ask community to design PCs for them

— engadget.com — True power is derived from the people, yes? Asus and Intel know this well, so they've launched... a website called WePC, where users can draw up concepts and specs for new netbook and notebook models then argue about how fantastic or utterly ... (more) Asus, Intel launch WePC website, ask community to design ...

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anandtech.com - 11/3/2008

The Dark Knight: Intel's Core i7

— anandtech.com — Intel reinvented itself with Conroe two years ago, could the sequel possibly live up to expectations? Later... this month Intel's Core i7 processors will be shipping and you'll find that they'll offer anywhere between 0 - 40% better performance compared ... (more) The Dark Knight: Intel's Core i7

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bit-tech.net - 11/3/2008

Intel's Core i7 920, 945 & 965 processors

— bit-tech.net — From top to bottom we review and compare the latest processors in Intel's performance line-up and stack... all three up against the previous generation from both Intel and AMD to find out where exactly the improvements lie and if they are worth your money. (more) Intel's Core i7 920, 945 & 965 processors

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Intel tests their own SSDs to prove the battery savings [jkOnTheRun]
GigaOM Network — ... reached out to me because their SSD is in the Lenovo X301 that I've been using. They asked if I'd be interested in a standalone 64GB SSD drive for testing and I've said yes. I may end up placing it in the MSI Wind to compare between the standard 5400 RPM drive. If Intel wants to send over their notebook SSD drive for a head-to-head, I'm all for it. If nothing else, perhaps we can get an independent comparison between two comparable SSD drives. And while general power efficiency (say watts per MB of bandwidth) is useful info, at the end of the day ...

Intel tests their own SSDs to prove the battery savings
jkOnTheRun — ... reached out to me because their SSD is in the Lenovo X301 that I've been using. They asked if I'd be interested in a standalone 64GB SSD drive for testing and I've said yes. I may end up placing it in the MSI Wind to compare between the standard 5400 RPM drive. If Intel wants to send over their notebook SSD drive for a head-to-head, I'm all for it. If nothing else, perhaps we can get an independent comparison between two comparable SSD drives. And while general power efficiency (say watts per MB of bandwidth) is useful info, at the end of the day consumers want to know how much ...