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Vista: Slower than XP?
Computers with the latest operating system from Microsoft equipped with RAM of less than 2 GB have much longer boot times and applications than Windows XP.
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IBM developed multi-chip chip technology
IBM has announced that it will create micro-chips with more performance and power with components made up of top-stack stacks of each chip. This new technology will redu…
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More and more CIOs come to BI
In line with the predictions of experts, business intelligence (BI) analysis solution is increasingly being prioritized by enterprises (enterprises) in investment decisi…
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Europe will lead the way in performance computers
The five largest computer industry groups in Europe, including Bull, CEA, HLRS, Intel and Quadrics, have just launched the Talos project to develop high-performance comp…
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'Buy one get two free' when upgrading Windows Vista
In addition to the opportunity to enjoy the high security, performance and entertainment capabilities of the new generation operating system, users who purchase the Vist…
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Intel releases a microprocessor model with 45-nanometer transistors
On January 27, 2007, Intel Corporation announced that it was using two completely new materials to build isolation walls and switch ports for its 45-nanometer (nm) trans…
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The world's fastest RAM reaches 1302 MHz
Patriot Memory in Silicon Valley (USA) plans to release Extreme Extreme PC2-10100 performance module at the CES consumer electronics show next week in Las Vegas (USA).
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Vista's Aero interface does not slow down PC
Microsoft has just released the results of one of its studies, whereby running the Aero graphical interface of Windows Vista will not slow down the computer.
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The dawn of the era of multi-core computers
In the summer of 2006, Intel unveiled the Intel Core 2 Duo processor for desktops, saving up to 40% in power consumption, while improving performance by up to 40% compar…
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Intel technology breakthroughs in 2006
2006 marked an important milestone in Intel's development history with the most introduced products ever. With its advantages, Intel continues to affirm its ability to t…
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Beta 3 of Longhorn server will be released in early 2007
Beta 3 only verifies performance and quality control issues. Microsoft will release Beta 3 of the next Windows Server version - Longhorn server in the first half of 2007.
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Intel's quad-core chip:
The results of some recent tests show that users will be satisfied with the performance of Intel's new quad-core chips but will not be satisfied with the price of this p…
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Juniper provides Data Center solutions for businesses
An innovation in Juniper's business strategy, the world's leading security vendor is targeting business customers with a suite of solutions for data centers.
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Samsung demonstrated 4G technology
The Korean giant has had impressive performances for future mobile technology when transmitting wireless signals by speed