Intel Claims Core Microprocessors Saved World Economy $2 Billion In Energy Costs

Inexpensive Atom-Powered 'Netbooks' Popular at Launch
macrumors.com 9/25/2008 — CultofMac reports on the relative popularity of recently introduced "Netbooks" from Asus, Acer and Dell. Amazon's top laptop sales list is now dominated by the $400-$600 devices, with Apple's $1299 MacBook being the notable exception in the top 10. ...

The IGP Chronicles Part 1: Intel's G45 & Motherboard Roundup
anandtech.com 9/25/2008 — Today we have the first part of a three part series on the current state of chipsets with integrated graphics. This first part looks closely at Intel's G45, presently the only LGA-775 chipset with full Blu-ray decode acceleration, as well as a quick ...

The Increasing Value of Energy Efficiency: $2B in Energy Savings
blogs.intel.com 9/25/2008 — It’s been a while since I blogged, so I’ve been anxious to share what I’ve observed in my many travels and conversations around the world. I just returned to the US from a trip to India, where I was impressed...

Foxconn Digitalife ELA P45 » Reviews - XSReviews.co.uk - Trusted Hardware Reviews
xsreviews.co.uk 9/25/2008 — Foxconn DigitaLife ELA Introduction With Intel's dominance throughout the CPU market, many users are making the obvious decision of choosing the big ‘I' over AMD. Also with the success of ATI's latest graphics cards, most enthusiasts are going for ...

Asus Triton 85 Heatsink Review
frostytech.com 9/25/2008 — Just like the ASUS Triton 75 heatsink Frostytech previously tested, the ASUS Triton 85 is an example of how not to make a universal CPU cooler. The ASUS Triton 85 performs well enough with an 85W heat load (ie. energy efficient processors), suffers ...

Intel Claims Core Microprocessors Saved World Economy $2 Billion In Energy Costs — Tom's hardware UK

AMD AM3-enabled CPUs to sample in October — TechSpot

(PR) Noctua Releases New CPU Coolers for Intel Xeon and AMD Opteron — techPowerUp!

OCZ HydroFlow HF-MK1 waterblock unveiled — DV Hardware

Transmeta Up For Sale — Slashdot: Hardware

Transmeta Signs Licensing Deal with Intel, then Puts Itself on the Block — Tom's hardware UK 9/26/2008
The fat lady is singing for Transmeta. The company once known for its highly energy-efficient x86-compatible Crusoe and Efficeon microprocessors announced two new licensing deals with Intel today, and then announced that the company was for sale.

Intel '09 Roadmap Revealed: Part 2! — Tom's hardware UK 9/24/2008
Trying to decide what your next upgrade is going to be, and when you plan on doing it? Well how about a little information that could help you decide.