Who Knew – Intel Cuts 1,000 in Management by Nan Wood
The computer and chip makers have had their problems in recent years. Intel, in an effort to become more efficient, is cutting management jobs. The competition is stiff and fewer personal computers are being sold. According to Chuck Mulloy, Intel’s spokesman, this is an action in a continuing... Paul Otelli, CEO of Intel, announced the plan to sell a division that makes chips for cell phones and other devices. ... Intel grew rapidly in the last five years. ... Advanced Micro Devices Inc., a smaller rival company, is challenging the supplying of microprocessors, which is Intel’s core business.

What Exactly is an Intel Centrino Mobile Notebook? by Peter Stewart
There has been a lot of confusion over the use of the term Intel Centrino and what it actually means. An Intel Centrino mobile notebook is actually a combination of Intel products, including what is marked as the Intel Centrino mobile laptop processor, put together to create a wireless... The specifications for an Intel Centrino Mobile Notebook cover an Intel chipset, a Pentium M Processor (often referred to as an Intel Centrino mobile laptop processor) and Intel PRO/Wireless Network Connection.

Make 2006 Brighter With Yonah & Viiv by Samer Iqbal
The current age may be described as an age of machinery just because of modern technology. It has done wonders in the field of science, means of travel and communication and mechanical inventions.Great educationist of the world has considered this type of modern technology a part of education. ... Intel is likely usher to introduced a device with several flavors Yonah (a dual-core notebook chip based on a new design)and another best device for home entertainment Viiv (designed to store music, record TV shows, so forth).Intel promised that in Yonah multiple applications can be run at a time.

Intel Celeron vs Pentium by Bradley James
The Celeron and Pentium Processors are two of Intel's best selling CPUs. They are found in a majority of home computer systems. When comparing the two processors it should be first understood that there are different types of Pentium processors - the original Pentium all the way to the Pentium 4... However, Intel has planned it to be this way. ... It is a way to save a little cash when buying a new pc - but don't forget the saying "you get what you pay for." Celeron processors are of good Intel quality, but they will never be as good as the Pentium.

The Advantages of Building or Buying Your Dream Custom Built Computer . . . by Danny Striyent
A custom built computer is cheaper, and on average more reliable than a brand name computer. One reason for this is the a brand name computer companies buy there parts in Bulk because they get a better cost from the manufacturer, this in turn throws the old saying quality before quantity right... Lets touch on quickly what I consider the 4(four) most important choices you have to make when building your custom computer: 1) Computer Tower - The computer case is not really an accessory -- it is an integral part of the computer--think UPGRADES!

Is Your Laptop or Home Computer Wireless Enabled? by Kevin Erickson
Built in wireless capabilities are becoming almost standard equipment on most laptop and home computers these days for a couple of reasons. One of the primary reasons is cost. Adding wireless capacity is so inexpensive that it would be silly for the manufacturers not to add it. ... Intel Centrino Mobile Technology is a marketing name for a combination of the Intel Pentium M processor and Intel's' Pro Wireless card. ... Laptops - Intel Centrino Mobile Technology Computer manufacturers do less than a perfect job at explaining what this means but if you if your laptop came with this built in...

How to upgrade your CPU - Part 1 by Michael Cottier
Your CPU, also known as the Central Processing Unit, is basically the heart of your computer and without it we would be in the dark ages. Just like the human heart pumps blood throughout the body, your CPU pumps data through the computer and the corresponding parts that are inside of it. ... If your computer is equipped with an Intel CPU, then you usually can only replace it with another Intel CPU, unless it is an old socket 7 which can support both. ... The socket types Intel uses are slot 1 for Pentium two and three chips, socket 370 for Celeron A's and socket 478 for Pentium 4's.

AMD at Intel's Heels, Where Are We Heading? by Sion Fletcher
Intel Corporation was founded in 1968 as Integrated Electronics Corporation and is based in Santa Clara, California, USA. In 1991 Intel achieved the number one semiconductor market share ranking, and have clung firmly to their position ever since. Semiconductor technology progresses at a... With the recent integration of Intel technologies by Apple, who chose to adopt Pentium CPU's for their workstations, it seems Intel's foundations are set ever more firmly in the uneasy ground of the semiconductor market.

How to Choose a CPU by Gary Hendricks
So how do you make sense of all the CPUs out there? Well, let's start by splitting them into four broad categories: Obsolete Processors Budget Processors Mid-Range Processors High-End Processors Obsolete Processors These would refer to those processors which were around 5 or more years ago. ... Under this category, you'd be looking at processors like the AMD Athlon XP, AMD Sempron, Intel Celeron (2.4 GHz and higher), as well as the Intel Pentium 4 (2.6 GHz and lower). ... Some examples of processors in this category would be: the older AMD Athlon CPUs and Intel Celeron CPUs, AMD...

AMD vs. Intel: Which Chip Offers More Bang for Your Buck in Gaming PCs? by Jordan Hall
Computer enthusiasts have long known of the ongoing rivalry between Intel, the processing giant, and Advanced Micro Devices, or AMD. Since the early nineties, Intel and AMD have vied for technical dominance in the computer hardware field and in relation to computer gaming. ... Furthermore, Intel’s long string of dominance ensures that there are no software-hardware compatibility issues; as Intel is the accepted leader in the processor industry, companies base their compatibility around Intel processors first.