Intel announces new technologies -

Intel Corporation today unveiled a range of new technologies including the faster Intel Core2 Duo processor for its latest generation Intel Centrino processor technology used for dedicated laptops. for consumers and businesses.

More than 230 designs use Intel Centrino Duo and Intel Centrino Pro processor technologies from computer manufacturers, resellers and integrators around the world are expected to take advantage of the The above feature this year. Laptops will be developed in various shapes and sizes, with designs ranging from full-featured 17-inch widescreen models, ideal for entertainment needs to laptops. Small hand saving power with weight less than 1.3kg.

' When we introduced Intel Centrino four years ago with breakthroughs in mobility, Intel changed the panorama of the computing industry,' said Mooly Eden, Vice President and Group General Manager. Intel's Mobile Products, says' Now, in simple terms, we've revolutionized every aspect of Intel-powered laptops, the fastest growing computing market segment. and most popular in the world '.

Centrino Duo chips will work in laptops like this. The heart of Intel Centrino Duo and Intel Centrino Pro notebooks is the next generation of Intel's leading Intel Core 2 Duo processor. In addition, the Intel Intel 965 Express mobile chipset with Intel Clear Video Technology enhances the ability to enjoy high-definition video. Users can share their digital content with family and friends via a TV easier than before with Intel TV Wizard. A new set of drivers offers the ability to enjoy strong and superior Windows Vista Premium with the Windows Aero interface.

To download faster from the Internet or upload digital content to the Internet, the emergence of Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N wireless connection system will bring WLAN connectivity to 802.11A standards. / G / N, with 5 times higher performance for tasks such as downloading content from the Internet and 2 times wider wireless coverage.

Intel Turbo Memory Memory Technology is an optional and unique feature of Intel, which helps to access frequently used software applications twice as fast and reduce the time to turn on or start the laptop to 20%.

Intel expects hundreds of different models of laptops to be available on the market.