This should make Vista soar: Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip

> (From USA TODAY)
>
> Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip
>
> Posted 11/8/2006 12:39 PM ET
>
> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell, the world's second-largest personal
> computer maker, said
> Wednesday it started selling machines with microchips from Intel Corp.
> that have four
> processing cores, delivering faster performance and better energy
> efficiency.
>
> Dell said it was offering Intel's quad-core version of its Xeon chip for
> server computers
> that run business networks, and a quad-core version of the Core 2 Extreme
> chip for
> high-end desktop computers used for heavy-duty computing like graphics and
> 3-D modeling.
>
> The chips are among the most powerful in Intel's stable, and are built by
> sticking two
> dual-core chips together in a single package. Dell of Round Rock, Texas,
> is the No. 2 PC
> maker after Hewlett-Packard Co.
> Intel launched its quad-core chips ahead of schedule as it tries to stop
> market-share
> gains by rival Advanced Micro Devices, which beat Intel to the punch with
> dual-core chips.
>
> AMD plans to launch a quad-core chip by the middle of next year, and
> claims it will
> perform better than Intel's current offerings because all the cores will
> be on a single
> piece of silicon rather than two dual-cores stuck together.
>
> Dell also announced Wednesday its first business desktop computer with AMD
> processors.
> Dell earlier this year ended a long-standing exclusive relationship with
> Intel and began
> offering AMD processors in business server computers and consumer personal
> computers.
>
> T.C.
>
>

> (From USA TODAY)
>
> Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip
>
> Posted 11/8/2006 12:39 PM ET
>
> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell, the world's second-largest personal
> computer maker, said
> Wednesday it started selling machines with microchips from Intel Corp.
> that have four
> processing cores, delivering faster performance and better energy
> efficiency.
>
> Dell said it was offering Intel's quad-core version of its Xeon chip for
> server computers
> that run business networks, and a quad-core version of the Core 2 Extreme
> chip for
> high-end desktop computers used for heavy-duty computing like graphics and
> 3-D modeling.
>
> The chips are among the most powerful in Intel's stable, and are built by
> sticking two
> dual-core chips together in a single package. Dell of Round Rock, Texas,
> is the No. 2 PC
> maker after Hewlett-Packard Co.
> Intel launched its quad-core chips ahead of schedule as it tries to stop
> market-share
> gains by rival Advanced Micro Devices, which beat Intel to the punch with
> dual-core chips.
>
> AMD plans to launch a quad-core chip by the middle of next year, and
> claims it will
> perform better than Intel's current offerings because all the cores will
> be on a single
> piece of silicon rather than two dual-cores stuck together.
>
> Dell also announced Wednesday its first business desktop computer with AMD
> processors.
> Dell earlier this year ended a long-standing exclusive relationship with
> Intel and began
> offering AMD processors in business server computers and consumer personal
> computers.
>
> T.C.
>
>

>I am waiting for Intel's 80 core 1 Teraflop (per second) chip to come out.
>
> "t.cruise" <t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:evNHRw4AHHA.992@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>> (From USA TODAY)
>>
>> Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip
>>
>> Posted 11/8/2006 12:39 PM ET
>>
>> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell, the world's second-largest personal
>> computer maker, said
>> Wednesday it started selling machines with microchips from Intel Corp.
>> that have four
>> processing cores, delivering faster performance and better energy
>> efficiency.
>>
>> Dell said it was offering Intel's quad-core version of its Xeon chip for
>> server computers
>> that run business networks, and a quad-core version of the Core 2 Extreme
>> chip for
>> high-end desktop computers used for heavy-duty computing like graphics
>> and 3-D modeling.
>>
>> The chips are among the most powerful in Intel's stable, and are built by
>> sticking two
>> dual-core chips together in a single package. Dell of Round Rock, Texas,
>> is the No. 2 PC
>> maker after Hewlett-Packard Co.
>> Intel launched its quad-core chips ahead of schedule as it tries to stop
>> market-share
>> gains by rival Advanced Micro Devices, which beat Intel to the punch with
>> dual-core chips.
>>
>> AMD plans to launch a quad-core chip by the middle of next year, and
>> claims it will
>> perform better than Intel's current offerings because all the cores will
>> be on a single
>> piece of silicon rather than two dual-cores stuck together.
>>
>> Dell also announced Wednesday its first business desktop computer with
>> AMD processors.
>> Dell earlier this year ended a long-standing exclusive relationship with
>> Intel and began
>> offering AMD processors in business server computers and consumer
>> personal computers.
>>
>> T.C.
>>
>>

>

> More info here "Intel Shows Off Teraflop-on-a-Chip"
> http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=4336
>
>
> "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@telus.net> wrote in message
> news:63AF45AB-D920-4856-BEA6-B0442FD1095F@microsoft.com...

>>I am waiting for Intel's 80 core 1 Teraflop (per second) chip to come out.
>>
>> "t.cruise" <t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:evNHRw4AHHA.992@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>> (From USA TODAY)
>>>
>>> Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip
>>>
>>> Posted 11/8/2006 12:39 PM ET
>>>
>>> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell, the world's second-largest personal
>>> computer maker, said
>>> Wednesday it started selling machines with microchips from Intel Corp.
>>> that have four
>>> processing cores, delivering faster performance and better energy
>>> efficiency.
>>>
>>> Dell said it was offering Intel's quad-core version of its Xeon chip for
>>> server computers
>>> that run business networks, and a quad-core version of the Core 2
>>> Extreme chip for
>>> high-end desktop computers used for heavy-duty computing like graphics
>>> and 3-D modeling.
>>>
>>> The chips are among the most powerful in Intel's stable, and are built
>>> by sticking two
>>> dual-core chips together in a single package. Dell of Round Rock, Texas,
>>> is the No. 2 PC
>>> maker after Hewlett-Packard Co.
>>> Intel launched its quad-core chips ahead of schedule as it tries to stop
>>> market-share
>>> gains by rival Advanced Micro Devices, which beat Intel to the punch
>>> with dual-core chips.
>>>
>>> AMD plans to launch a quad-core chip by the middle of next year, and
>>> claims it will
>>> perform better than Intel's current offerings because all the cores will
>>> be on a single
>>> piece of silicon rather than two dual-cores stuck together.
>>>
>>> Dell also announced Wednesday its first business desktop computer with
>>> AMD processors.
>>> Dell earlier this year ended a long-standing exclusive relationship with
>>> Intel and began
>>> offering AMD processors in business server computers and consumer
>>> personal computers.
>>>
>>> T.C.
>>>
>>>

>>

>

> More info here "Intel Shows Off Teraflop-on-a-Chip"
> http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=4336
>
>
> "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@telus.net> wrote in message
> news:63AF45AB-D920-4856-BEA6-B0442FD1095F@microsoft.com...

>>I am waiting for Intel's 80 core 1 Teraflop (per second) chip to come out.
>>
>> "t.cruise" <t__cruise@[NoSpam]hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:evNHRw4AHHA.992@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>> (From USA TODAY)
>>>
>>> Dell to sell machines with new Intel chip
>>>
>>> Posted 11/8/2006 12:39 PM ET
>>>
>>> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell, the world's second-largest personal
>>> computer maker, said
>>> Wednesday it started selling machines with microchips from Intel Corp.
>>> that have four
>>> processing cores, delivering faster performance and better energy
>>> efficiency.
>>>
>>> Dell said it was offering Intel's quad-core version of its Xeon chip for
>>> server computers
>>> that run business networks, and a quad-core version of the Core 2
>>> Extreme chip for
>>> high-end desktop computers used for heavy-duty computing like graphics
>>> and 3-D modeling.
>>>
>>> The chips are among the most powerful in Intel's stable, and are built
>>> by sticking two
>>> dual-core chips together in a single package. Dell of Round Rock, Texas,
>>> is the No. 2 PC
>>> maker after Hewlett-Packard Co.
>>> Intel launched its quad-core chips ahead of schedule as it tries to stop
>>> market-share
>>> gains by rival Advanced Micro Devices, which beat Intel to the punch
>>> with dual-core chips.
>>>
>>> AMD plans to launch a quad-core chip by the middle of next year, and
>>> claims it will
>>> perform better than Intel's current offerings because all the cores will
>>> be on a single
>>> piece of silicon rather than two dual-cores stuck together.
>>>
>>> Dell also announced Wednesday its first business desktop computer with
>>> AMD processors.
>>> Dell earlier this year ended a long-standing exclusive relationship with
>>> Intel and began
>>> offering AMD processors in business server computers and consumer
>>> personal computers.
>>>
>>> T.C.
>>>
>>>

>>

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