To start things off, the iBuypower Gamer 926-GT Intel Gaming Computer doesn’t look like your boring, old PC. This is one mean-looking gaming machine. It is equipped with an NZXT LEXA Blackline Chassis which sports a menacing black and red color theme.
To give this PC a more unique look, the front and back panels slightly protrude above the chassis’ top portion. In addition, a contoured surface gives these panels a distinctly edgy feel. You’ll also find pre-installed neon lights inside the casing. These make the sides glow a fierce red, as if hinting at the power this PC can potentially produce.
Intel and Toray Ultrasuede are all set to deliver trendy laptop PCs for the fashion-conscious. Each laptop, powered by Intel Centrino mobile technology, reeks of style and features Ultrasuede delivering "a unique, personal touch to mobile 
Ultrasuede is a micro-fiber fabric that is directly integrated into the casing of the laptop, designed to change the look and feel completely. Yeah, after being used to the drab black/gray laptops, I couldn't believe the image on the right was a laptop until I took a closer look.
It's about time, as well. Style is no longer confined to the Mac afficianados. The laptops also offer wireless computing capabilities. Let's hope the price factor does not play a major role here
Intel will introduce its brand new Core 2 Duo line of dual-core, 64-bit processor chips Thursday. The first of these next-generation processors to hit the marketplace has been code-named "Conroe."
One glance at the Intel D5400XS motherboard with its dual-CPU sockets and active chipset cooling is enough to tell you that this isn't your normal PC motherboard. Code named Skulltrail, the Intel D5400XS represents Intel's ultimate PC motherboard platform. Regular motherboards only have a single CPU socket, two PCI Express slots, and support for only one of the two competing dual-GPU formats. In comparison, the Skulltrail has two processor sockets, four x16 PCI Express video card slots, and built-in support for both SLI and CrossFire. If you set two Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9775 processors in the board, you have an 8-core monster ready to run.The Intel® Pentium® M Processor, in conjunction with the Intel® 915 Express Chipset Family and the Intel® PRO/Wireless Network Connection, is a key component of Intel® Centrino® Processor Technology. It delivers outstanding mobile performance and low-power enhancements that enable a variety of laptop designs so you can find the one that fits your mobile lifestyle.
Processor
Intel® Pentium® M Processor Processor NumberΔ 780, 778, 773, 770, 765, 760, 758, 755, 753, 750, 745, 740, 738, 735, 733J, 733, 730, 725, 723, 718, 715, 713 NA Architecture 90 nm, 130 nm process
technology 130 nm process technology L2 Cache 2MB, 1MB 1MB Clock Speed 1.50 to 2.26 GHz 1.30 to 1.70 GHz Clock Speed--Low Volt 1.30 to 1.60 GHz 1.10 to 1.20 GHz Clock Speed--Ultra Low Volt 1 to 1.30 GHz 1 GHz and 900 MHz Front Side Bus 533 or 400 MHz 400 MHz Chipset
Mobile Intel® 915 Express Chipset Family Intel® 855 Chipset Family Intel® 855 Chipset Family Wireless Intel® PRO/Wireless Network Connection Intel® PRO/Wireless Network Connection Features Benefits Power Optimized 533/400 MHz processor system bus, Micro-ops Fusion & Dedicated Stack Manager. Allows faster execution of instructions at lower power. Support for enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology w/ multiple voltage & frequency operating points. Allows for better match of performance to application demand. Execute Disable Bit° Support Can help prevent certain classes of malicious “buffer overflow” attacks when combined with supporting operating system. This is an optional feature and is available on the latest Intel® Pentium® M Processors. View processors supporting this feature. Support for Intel® Mobile Voltage Positioning (Intel® MVP IV). Dynamically lowers voltage based on processor activity to lower thermal design power enabling smaller laptops. Micro FCPGA & FCBGA packaging technology Optimized for a range of thinner, lighter designs including <1”>
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