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G31 Chispet Shortage Expected as Intel Transitions to G41
For motherboard manufacturers, it’s ‘out with the old and in with the new,’ whether they’re ready for the change or not. Citing un-named sources sitting in mobo trenches, DigiTimes says Intel plans to slash the proportion of its G31 IGP chipeset shipments in half, reducing the number from 50 percent to 25 percent in the fourth quarter…
Intel’s New CPUs, Chipset to be Announced September 8
Citing un-named sources in the motherboard industry, news and rumor site DigiTimes says Intel will officially announce its new socket 1156-based desktop platform on September 8, 2009. This includes the Core i5 750, Core i7 860, and Core i7 870 processors, as well as the P55 motherboard chipset.
New Netbook to Pack Dual-Core Atom, Ion Chipset
Finding a dual-core netbook is a lot like looking for the Loch Ness Monster – you keeping hearing it exists, but no one’s been able to prove it. According to a Japanese technology website, not only does it exist (a dual-core netbook, that is), but Shenzhen Weibu Electronics will “soon” have one for sale.
Intel Files Trademark Infringement Claim against Harris Corporation
The verbal proximity of Harris Corporation’s Centrio product name – used to sell a “breakthrough multiviewer” – to Intel’s Centrino brand name alarmed the chip maker to such an extent that it decided to sue the former. Last week, it initiated a lawsuit alleging that Harris Corporation’s Centrio trademark infringes upon its Centrino trademark.
Intel Core i5 and New Core i7 Chips Spotted in Retail Channels
While you sit around and wait about another month for Intel’s launch of Core i5 and new socket 1156-based Core i7 processors, PC builders living in China and Taiwan can already purchase the new parts, says news and rumor site DigiTimes.
Q2 2009 Chip Sales Increase, Thanks to Atom
In November of last year, Intel’s Atom processor was noted as being largely responsible for record growth in the processor market. While no more records are being broken, the processor market continues its upward climb — to the tune of 10.1 percent in the second quarter of this year — and once again, Intel’s Atom chip is the reason why.
Intel’s Core i9 “Gulftown” Six-Core Processor Pictured
Getting bored with Core i7 already? That’s okay, because word on the web is that Intel plans to release its six-core Gulftown processor sometime in the first half of 2010, and possibly by Q1.
