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Mobile CPU Charts
Tom's Interactive Mobile CPU Charts focus on popular mobile processors, which are used in laptops and notebooks because of their increased energy efficiency.
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Mobile CPU Charts 2007
Tom's Interactive Mobile CPU Charts focus on popular mobile processors, which are used in laptops and notebooks because of their increased energy efficiency. We tested nine AMD and Intel processors tested across 15 different benchmarks using Windows XP.
Core 2 Duo is the dominating processor in the notebook/laptop space and AMD's Turion 64 X2 has become a budget option. However, all of these dual core processors deliver sufficient performance for mainstream applications. The Price/Performance Index relates US$ costs to the overall performance.
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External Hard Drive Charts
This page is updated on a regular basis and provides a unique resource for everybody who is looking for a desktop hard drive - whether it is for home or for business use. Our service allows for interactive performance comparison, real-time price/performance and costs per Gigabyte analysis.
News
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Mobo makers: CPU wars to enter new level with 45 nm Penryn in 2007
November 29, 2006 – 11:37 AM
In response to the news that Intel has started making prototypes of 45nm Penryn processors, motherboard makers said they expect CPU wars to enter a new level with dual-core processors operating at frequencies of 3 GHz and higher in 2007.
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IDC expects surge in mobile worker population
October 12, 2005 – 6:32 PM
Market research firm IDC expects the global mobile worker population to increase by more than 200 million within the next four years.
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Increasing mobile phone market means decreasing size of mobile memory
November 10, 2005 – 8:28 PM
Samsung will be switching their 512 MB mobile DRAM to 90 nanometers in the near future. The amazing growth in cellular phones and other portable gadgets that use the memory has put pressure on memory makers to increase production. The smaller size helps phone manufacturers make smaller and more power-efficient phones.
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Computer Makers, Cell Carriers Band Together for Mobile Broadband
October 1, 2008 – 11:40 AM
in Business
Just as how the innovation of Wi-Fi has freed laptop users from being tethered to an Ethernet cable to roam freely within the proximity of a wireless router, a new initiative by 16 companies hopes to make laptop users connected online nearly everywhere
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Toshiba, NEC and Fujitsu jointly introduce common specifications for mobile RAM
February 15, 2006 – 1:34 PM
Toshiba, NEC Electronics, and Fujitsu today announced an agreement on standard interface specifications, known as "COSMORAM" (common specifications for mobile RAM) Rev.4, for Pseudo SRAM (PSRAM) used in mobile devices.
Articles
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Intel's 45 nm Penryn CPU: 4 GHz Air Cooled
October 29, 2007 – 12:03 AM
in AMD/ATI
Four cores, 45 nm structures and overclocking up to 4 GHz make Intel's Penryn Core 2 CPUs faster and more efficient. How bad does it look for AMD?
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Mobile 2.5 Hard Drive Systems: MD2-USB and MD2-FW1 from DataFab
April 26, 2001 – 1:05 PM
in Build Your Own
DataFab sells external storage systems both for USB and for Firewire, supporting 2.5" IDE hard drives at all capacities. Read on to find out the benefits and shortcomings of these storage solutions.
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CES 2007: Yahoo launches Go for Mobile 2.0 on Motorola RAZR's
January 8, 2007 – 2:18 PM
Yahoo has launched version 2.0 of its Go for Mobile online applications suite, with first runs going out to Yahoo! partners in crime Motorola on the MOTORAZR maxx V6 and MOTORAZR V3xx; with another 70 other mobile devices worldwide set to get the Go in the coming weeks.
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CES 2007: First live demo of mobile Wimax
January 6, 2007 – 7:30 PM
Sprint-Nextel, Samsung, Motorola and Intel are offering a glimpse at mobile Wimax, also known as 802.16e or - in Sprint terms - 4G, with a first public demonstration of the technology at CES 2007.
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Mobile Gaming: Nokia Phone Meets the Gameboy
October 30, 2003 – 12:02 PM
The famous Finnish mobile phone manufacturer has decided to take on the mobile game deck sector. Now this being the sole reserve of Nintendo and its range of Gameboys, the task will not be an easy one. But Nokia has gone for an extremely versatile product with high technological potential. So, does such a combination give it the edge?
