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…
Any running organization needing planning, manufacturing, sales, and marketing has to have ERP solutions as this solution helps business managers in inventory control, order tracking, customer service, finance and human resources.
Hewlett-Packard introduces two new desktops and updates its TouchSmart PC. HP’s super-slim Compaq 6005 Pro, which features several AMD processor options, DDR3 memory and dual-monitor support, represents HP’s sixth generation of business desktops to run AMD processors.
– Hewlett-Packard, the
PC market-share leader in the United States
and worldwide, April 21 introduced two new energy-saving desktops: the
enterprise-geared Compaq 6005 Pro Ultra Slim desktop, or USDT, and the
made-for-families HP All-in-One.
Reflecting HP’s efforts to become a quot;greener …
Samsung and LG Electronics have each introduced new smartphones with an emphasis on sleek design and social networking. At just 11mm thick, however, the LG Mini – which LG described as the smallest and slimmest 3.2-inch full touch-screen phone on the market today – may have turned some heads away from the 12.4mm-thick Samsung Monte. The Google Nexus One, at 11.5mm thin, has also been celebrated for its size, which can make the Apple iPhone 3G S, at 12.3mm, appear a bit portly. At the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, Korea-based Inbrics introduced the MID M1, an Android-running mobile Internet device it calls smartphonelike and that, with a slide-out keyboard, measures just 13.85mm thin. Check out the new phones in this eWEEK slideshow.
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With the dispute between Google and the Chinese government still sizzling, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton plans a major policy speech Jan. 21 that will make global Internet freedom an integral part of U.S. foreign policy.
– Secretary of State Hillary Clinton plans to put
forward Internet freedom as a major facet of U.S. foreign policy in a Jan. 21 major address at Washington’s Newseum. The 9:30 a.m. EST speech will also be streamed live at http://www.state.gov.
According to State Department officials, no secretary…
