Dell finally regained its coveted second-place among the world's PC makers last quarter.
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The updated processors add improved security, encryption and identity protection while boosting performance, even allowing CPUs to run faster than their rated frequencies when necessary.
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Unveiled last month, Intel's Second Generation Core processor has arrived. Vince Freeman explores the new CPU's specs in detail and its competitive chances against AMD. Is it worth waiting till April for a chipset fix to bring widespread system availability?
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The Wintel world quakes as Microsoft announces that the next version of Windows will run on a new generation of ARM-based devices as well as on x86 PCs. Can ARM conquer desktops and servers as well as tablets, or will the new Windows confuse consumers and arrive too late for vendors?
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It won't happen overnight, but discrete graphics processors look to be heading in the same direction as the once-mighty sound card market.
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What's the hub of your busy office? Besides you, it's a full-featured monochrome or color laser printer that's also a versatile copier, scanner, and fax. Here's what you need to know to make a smart purchase.
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AMD Fusion technology combines the CPU and GPU functions into a single chip that the company envisions powering a wide range of devices, from tablets to high-end desktops.
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It's today's hottest market, and mighty Intel could be the underdog as dominant handset chip designer ARM sets its sights on tablets and other between-smartphone-and-notebook devices. Can a new Atom tablet platform and x86 compatibility keep Intel on top?
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As more workers go mobile, security concerns are a natural by-product. Columnist Vince Freeman looks at ways Intel processor technology is helping address those concerns.
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'Tis the season to shop for digital cameras -- and from simple point-and-shooters through ultrazooms, DSLRs, and the new Micro Four Thirds models, this overview will give you all you need to know to pick a camera for top-quality photos.
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