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New Gateway EC Series (Gateway EC58) Ultraportable Notebook Unveiled [11.6” Gateway EC58 Boasts Intel ULV CPU, DVD Drive – Due to Hit This Month]
In: gadgets
9 Jan 2010Following on from having offered you an initial heads up back in October concerning the Gateway EC58 (see: Gateway Debuts EC14, EC54 & EC58 Windows 7 Notebooks) Gateway have now officially confirmed that their new Intel ULV CPU touting 11.6” Gateway EC58 ultraportable notebook is set to hit retail this month (somewhat later than we [...]
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- Tags: amp, CPU, curiosities, ec series, Gateway, Intel, Read, technology gadgets, ultraportable notebook, ulv
Building a PC, Part VI: Rebuilding
In: funny|programming
18 Dec 2009I can’t believe it’s been almost two and a half years since I built my last PC. I originally documented that process in a series of posts: Building a PC, Part I: Minimal boot Building a PC, Part II: Burn in Building a PC, Part III: Overclocking Building a PC, Part IV: Now It’s Your [...]
Adobe AIR continues to win developers over with it’s ease of leveraging standard web technologies to build cool desktop apps. But it’s not without it’s drawbacks, especially in terms of memory consumption and debugging. Thankfully, Adobe listened and included better CPU and memory profiling in the latest version of the SDK, Adobe AIR 2. One [...]
New Intel Atom (Codename: Cedar Trail) First Details Emerge [2011 Atom 32 Nanometer CPU, Successor to Pine Trail, Confirmed]
In: gadgets
22 Nov 2009Whilst details at this stage are fairly thin on the ground, we do, at least, have some details confirmed regarding the 2011 Intel Atom CPU, which is set to succeed the up and coming Pine Trail Atom, which offers a tantalising insight as to where the future of Intel’s highly successful Atom processor, which is [...]
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- Tags: Atom, Cedar Trail, CPU, curiosities, Intel, nanometer, netbook, Pine Trail, Read, stage, technology gadgets, Whilst
Firefox: Heat and the CPU usage problem
In: web resources
22 Nov 2009Mozilla’s browser does not efficiently use a computer’s CPU and, consequently, can cause overheating problems in some laptops, particularly ultraportables. Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog Go to Source
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