Apples iPad owned 95 percent of the tablet market in Q3, but one quarter later its slipped to 75 percent, due to Samsungs Galaxy Tab and other Android tablets. – Apples iPad
is still the world-dominating tablet by far, but during the fourth quarter,
competitors running Googles Android OS led by the Samsung Galaxy Tab took a
sizeable bite out of Apples lead.
While Apple
fully owned the market during the third quarter of 2010, with 95 percent of the
worl…
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Samsung Galaxy Chips Away at Apple Tablet Market Share: Strategy Analytics
Intel Chipset Design Flaw for ‘Sandy Bridge’ Chips Will Cost Time, Money
A design flaw in a chipset that supports Intels new “Sandy Bridge” Core-i chips will cost the company almost $1 billion in lost revenue and repair expenses. – Intel is recalling a support chip for the highly-touted new “Sandy Bridge” processors in a move that should have little technological impact but a significant financial effect on the company.
Intel officials announced Jan. 31 that a design
flaw found on its 6-Series chipset dubbed “Cougar Point” i…
Dell Vostro 460 is Dell’s First SMB Desktop with Intel ‘Sandy Bridge’ Chips
The Dell Vostro 460 tower for small businesses is the first Dell SMB desktop PC to offer Intels new “Sandy Bridge” quad-core processors. Pricing begins at $599. – Dell has introduced the Vostro 460, a desktop tower for
small and midsize business owners that takes design cues from its recently introduced Vostro
V130 laptop. (Dell calls it “the worlds most beautiful small business
laptop. quot; You can decide
for yourself.)
But lets keep our focus on the …
Acer Unveils Aspire Laptops with Intel Core i7 and AMD APU Chips
Among Acers newest notebooks are its highest-performing Aspire ever, with an Intel Core i7 processor and a 20 percent performance gain. – Acer, the worlds second-largest PC maker, introduced four
mobile PCs at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), covering a
range of consumer tastes. At the highest end is the Aspire AS8950G-9839
which may better stick in the memory as the highest performing
model in Acers flagship Aspire n…
Intel Sandy Bridge Chips Emphasize Graphics, Gaming: CES
Intel CEO Paul Otellini rolled out the chipmaker’s new Sandy Bridge processors, which he said would account for one-third of the company’s 2011 revenue. – LAS VEGAS Intel CEO
Paul Otellini introduced the chipmaker’s new second-generation Core processor
set at the Consumer Electronics Show here a line of 20 chips that will shore up
a PC and laptop market challenged by the rise of tablets and other mobile
gadgets.
Code-named Sandy Bridge, the new C…
Intel Brings ‘Eye Candy’ to Masses with Newest Laptop, PC Chips
- Introduces much anticipated, game-changing 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ processors. Adds a number of visually stunning features built right into the chips through processor graphics.
- Includes surprising and exciting new features such as, Intel® Quick Sync Video , Intel® HD Graphics, Intel® Wireless Display 2.0, and Intel® Insider™ including collaborations with CinemaNow*, Dixons Retail plc*, Hungama* Digital Media Entertainment, Image Entertainment*, Sonic Solutions*, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution*.
- These processors offer amazing video technology. Intel® Quick Sync can convert a four- minute HD video file on a laptop to play on an iPod in only 16 seconds2, while Intel® Insider™ enables full HD movie downloading and viewing on a PC screen or beaming it from a notebook to an HDTV using Intel WiDi 2.0.
- 20 new processors, new chipsets and new wireless chips including new Intel® Core™ i7, i5 and i3 processors, Intel® 6 Series Chipsets, and Intel® Centrino® WiFi and WiMAX adapters will power more than 500 new PC systems.
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