Intel Core i7 Processor 2.80 GHz 8 MB LGA1156 CPU I7-860BOX
DescriptionSpecifications Product: Part #: BX80605I7860, Process Type: Intel Core i7 i7-860, Frequency: 2. 80 GHz, bus speed: 2. 5 GT / s, 8 MB cache, Process: 45 nm Socket: LGA 1156, Consumption: 95 W Package: Retail This processor is a quad-core processor supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology This processor supports Hyper-Threading Technology This processor supports Extended Memory 64 Technology (EM64T) This processor supports Intel processors. . . More>>
Intel Core i7 Processor 2.80 GHz 8 MB LGA1156 CPU I7-860BOX
Asus Eee PC 1001P-MU17-BK 10.1-Inch Intel Atom Netbook Computer
Product DescriptionEmbrace mobile computing in style with the new ASUS Eee PC 1001P-M. The 1001P-million packs the latest Intel Atom, the N450, which consumes less power than its predecessors, allowing the 1001P-M to get a huge 11 hours of battery life. But better processor and battery life are not all 1001P-million offer. The 1001P-M is also a recent case, designed and matte textured LCD display that provides users a computing experience free of fingerprints (only available in … More>>
Asus Eee PC 1001P-MU17-BK 10.1-Inch Intel Atom Netbook Computer
Why does my Intel Core 2 Quad overheat so much?
I have an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 2. 83GHz and has a serious problem of cooling. Works on stock settings, but rises to about 120 ° C. I bought a bigger fan (Nexus PHT-7750 Skive Tek Silent 775 CPU Cooler) to override the standard Intel one and made sure that the thermal compound is there, but did not make any difference! The case is a bit ‘too little, is a micro-Cabinet. I do not know what to do, because I obviously can not run my CPU at 120 º C! Ideas Well, slowly rising up to 120 º C for a period of about 3 minutes. Automatically stops immediately after. I have the chip and looked and looked again. I tried with different amounts of pasta and there is no real difference with a lot.Au or a little ‘when I could find in the BIOS by pressing the Delete key to display the temperature already at 60 º C.
Intel 80 GB X25M Mainstream SATA II Solid State Drive Retail Package SSDSA2MH080G2R5
Product DescriptionIntel X25M 80GB Mainstream Solid State Drive – Gen2, MLC flash technology, 2. 5-Inch form factor, SATA (3. 0Gb/s), 9. 5mm Retail Box. Postville. . . . More >>
Intel 80 GB X25M Mainstream SATA II Solid State Drive Retail Package SSDSA2MH080G2R5
Categories: Android Tags: drive, intel, mainstream, package, retail, SATA, solid, SSDSA2MH080G2R5, state, X25M
Adéu, Barcelona: MWC 2010 draws to a close
For the industry, the press, and phone geeks alike, the GSMA's Mobile World Congress in the lovely Catalonian capital of Barcelona is the biggest event of the year -- and apart from a few unplanned power outages at Engadget's home base, an average nightly rest hovering around three hours, and unseasonably cold weather, 2010's gathering didn't disappoint. Let's take a quick look back at some of the highlights: Windows Phone 7 Series coverage Windows Phone 7 Series: that's the name Live from Microsoft's Windows Phone press event at MWC 2010 Windows Phone 7 Series hands-on and impressions (updated with video) Editorial: Engadget on Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series: everything you ever wanted to know Liveblogs Live from Samsung's 2010 MWC press event Live from Sony Ericsson's MWC 2010 press conference Live from Nokia's (and Intel's) MWC 2010 press event Live from Microsoft's Windows Phone press event at MWC 2010 Live from HTC's MWC 2010 press event Live from Eric Schmidt's keynote at MWC 2010 Hands-ons Aava Mobile's Intel Moorestown prototype hands-on Acer Liquid e, beTouch E110 / E400, and neoTouch P300 / P400 hands-on Alcatel OT-980 with Android hands-on, we feel frugal just looking at it Bug Labs' BUGbase 2.0 prototype hands-on Chumby prototype with Marvell innards spotted at MWC 2010 Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M10 and A50 hands-on General Mobile's Touch Stone: how can something so wrong be so right?
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, htc Tags: congress, e400, engadget, ericsson, htc, intel, microsoft, mobile, moorestown, motorola-quench, mwc, mwc2010, weather, world
LG GW990 to be among first MeeGo phones
Intel and Nokia certainly surprised a few of us yesterday when they decided to merge Moblin and Maemo into the new, more terribly-named MeeGo OS , but it looks like LG is ready to roll with it -- the Moorestown-powered LG GW990 we saw at CES will be one of the first MeeGo phones when it launches later this year. Of course, that doesn't mean much of anything beyond branding, since the GW990 uses a custom UI on top of the x86-based Moblin core and we doubt there's any of Maemo's ARM-based code involved there, but it's a definite sign of things to come
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: definite-sign, gw990, intel, lggw990, maemo, meego, moblin, moorestown, nokia
Aava Mobile’s Intel Moorestown prototype hands-on
The LG GW990 got the lion's share of the attention, but Intel showed off a second Moorestown -based MID (or giant smartphone, if you like) back at CES from Finnish startup Aava Mobile -- more a prototype reference design created to show off Moblin 2.1's capabilities than a retail-ready product -- and it's back in force here at MWC this week. What's really striking about this thing is just how much smaller it is than the GW990, probably a good 70 percent smaller by surface area while still managing a shell just 11.7mm thick. Besides Moblin, the proto fully supports Android (though we only saw it on Moblin at Intel's booth) and will naturally support MeeGo going forward.
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: atom, attention, design, distinct, down-the-road, intel, meego, moblin 2.1, mwc, performance, proto, really-striking, surface
Live from Nokia’s (and Intel’s) MWC 2010 press event
We've just been sent into an Auditorium here at ONCE in Barcelona -- just seconds away from the Fira convention center -- and we're about to get underway. Keep it locked! Continue reading Live from Nokia's (and Intel's) MWC 2010 press event Live from Nokia's (and Intel's) MWC 2010 press event originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:35:00 EST.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: auditorium, engadget, entry, fira, from-the-fira, intel, mwc, nokia, originally-appeared
Intel to be part of Nokia’s MWC press conference — a new Booklet, or something more?
Well, this is interesting -- Intel just sent us an invitation to Nokia's press event at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week. We're told that the two companies will update us on the "latest developments" from their relatively new relationship , before Nokia launches into its solo presser directly afterwards. That could mean pretty much anything from a ho-hum Atom N450 refresh of the Booklet 3G to a fire-breathing Moorestown Maemo 5 phone , so we're obviously extremely curious to see what goes down -- our money is on the more conservative side of things, since we're thinking Intel just wants to have a presence at MWC, but we do love to be surprised.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: congress, intel, invitation, mobile-world, mwc, presence, presence-at-mwc, press-conference, something-more
Nokia Nuron for T-Mobile looking more official than ever in press shots
We've got enough rumor momentum going now so that we don't really doubt the existence of the Nokia Nuron for T-Mobile -- but if you're the particularly skeptical type, you might like to take a glance at Cell Phone Signal's new press shots of the handset. As you can clearly see, this is a dead ringer for the 5230 it's been wrought from, the only difference being that it'll undoubtedly swap out the Euro 3G for some AWS bands that T-Mobile USA knows how to use. We'll admit, we're concerned from the outset that T-Mobile's going to make the grave error of trying to price this thing at $99 or higher -- but if the marketing wizards go for broke and price it down between, say, $30 and $50, we could see this being a serious low-end blockbuster
Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: 5230, blockbuster, Dead, engadget-mobile, existence, from-the-outset, glance, intel, mobile, momentum, nokia, nuron, plausible, s605thedition