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engadget.com - 1/5/2009

CES 2009 - Posts from the Ces Category at Engadget

— engadget.com — Europe Polska Deutschland Asia 繁體中文 简体中文 日本版 한국어판 Español HD Mobile Engadget Engadget Engadget Web Images Video... News Local Search RSS Feed Contact us Tip us on news! Engadget's Comprehensive CES Coverage Choose your default engadget.com landing page ... (more) CES 2009 - Posts from the Ces Category at Engadget

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digitimes.com - 1/16/2009

Intel postpones the launch schedule of Lynnfield CPUs and P55 chipset

— digitimes.com — Intel has recently decided to postpone its next-generation mainstream CPU Lynnfield along with the P55 chipset to... the end of August or the beginning of September this year, and may postpone them to an even later time depending on the market situation, ... (more) Intel postpones the launch schedule of Lynnfield CPUs ...

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hothardware.com - 1/13/2009

CES 2009 Highlights and Photo-Report

— hothardware.com — On our yearly jaunts to the Las Vegas to attend the Consumer Electronics Show, we meet with... numerous companies and see a myriad of products--some we can, and some we can't talk about--in what is always an absolute whirlwind of a trip. This year was no ... (more) CES 2009 Highlights and Photo-Report

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Intel Demos Industry Support for Its Media Processor for TVs.
APH Networks — ... information and offer interactive features, all of which can be personalized to fit the viewer’s needs,” said Eric Kim, senior vice president of Intel’s digital home group. Mr. Kim said the company plans to bring Internet-based content to the TV through the power of CE-centric Intel processors and a new TV applications framework called the Widget Channel, developed with Yahoo!. Today, a variety of CE and entertainment companies are embracing this new opportunity. View: Article @ Source Site ...