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July 26, 2007
 | | world's first 40G silicon laser modulator! |
Researchers at Intel Corp. claim they have developed a laser modulator that encodes optical data at 40 billion bits per second.
The company said it has fabricated the first modulator made from silicon that can encode data onto a beam of light at a rate of 40 billion bits per second, or gigabits. Modulators are key components in using lasers to send data down fiber-optic cable.
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June 7, 2007
 | | Intel Donley |
At Computex 2007, Intel showed off a new concept PC called Donley. The Donley display swivels 360 degrees to unveil the keyboard and a 5 inch touchscreen.
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Engadget reports on plan by Intel to give its Santa Rosa mobile platform a high definition upgrade.
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April 27, 2007
 | | Intel's Flexible Displays |
Chip giant, Intel sees bendable cellphones, GPS navigators and PDAs in their future. The company has filed patents reflecting the concept, the displays will be made up of two flexible sheets and magnetically controlled pixels.
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April 17, 2007
Fujitsu has announced 3 new notebooks featuring Intel's brand new chipset. The "Santa Rosa" chipset according to Intel was developed for laptops and offers an FSB of 800Mhz (Core 2 Duo).
The FMV-BIBLO NX (pictured) features a 15.4 inches monitor with a resolution of 1440x900, Core 2 Duo T7200, 400 GB HDD, A/B/G Wifi, 1GB of RAM, and a Blu-Ray burner
The FMV-BIBLO NF features a 15.4 inches monitor with WXGA resolution, Core 2 Duo T5500, 120 GB HDD, A/B/G Wifi, 1GB of RAM and DVD DL Burner.
The FMV-BIBLO MG features a 13.4 inches screen (XGA) and Bluetooth.
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April 16, 2007
Intel's New Mobile PCs will skip Microsoft's Vista in favor of Linux . Called a Mobile Internet Device , or MID, the devices will have screen sizes from 4.5 to six inches with a target audience described as "consumers and prosumers."
MID can be used for "staying in touch", entertainment, information and location-based services. Intel’s presentation specifically cites Google Maps and Web-based "office and enterprise applications" . Connectivity will be provided through Wi-Fi and support for wide-area coverage via 3G HSDPA.
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May 20, 2006
The Register is reporting that Apple had more chip options than previously reported.
A chip start-up that created a high performance, low power processor compatible with existing Mac software had been working closely with the computer company for many months
Apple was looking for a new chip supplier largely because it was struggling to find a decent part for its key laptop line. IBM could not deliver the right performance per watt characteristics needed for slim, powerful kit and was struggling to produce chips as efficiently as Apple would like.
PA Semi - a maker of low-power Power processors - formed a tight relationship with Apple - one meant to result in it delivering chips for Apple's notebook line and possibly desktops. The two companies shared software engineering work, trying to see how Apple's applications could be ported onto PA Semi's silicon. When word leaked out that Apple had signed on with Intel, it shocked the PA Semi staff, according to multiple sources.
"PA Semi was counting on that deal," said one source. "They had lots of guys walking around in a daze when Apple went to Intel. They had no idea that would actually happen."
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April 2, 2006
March 31, Intel chip maker unveiled an initiative to help deliver PCs to people in developing nations, who might not be able to afford the types of desktops and notebooks that are popular today in markets such as the United States.
The initiative, dubbed Discover the PC, will emphasizes things like cost, size and power efficiency, yet still deliver PCs capable of running familiar applications and accessing the Internet, Intel said in a statement.
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March 6, 2006
HP today introduced two notebook series, the HP Compaq 9400 Notebook PC series and HP Compaq 6300 Notebook PC series featuring the latest Intel® Core™ Duo processor technology, which enables users to simultaneously run multiple applications to work more efficiently. Integrated mobile broadband connectivity in select models allows access to corporate networks, email and the Internet without being tied to a wireless hotspot.
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