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digitimes.com - 12/24/2008

Intel insists Atom only for Intel chipsets, does not want to share Nvidia's Ion

— digitimes.com — Nvidia's recent move to try to extend Intel's Atom ecosystem to its recently announced Ion platform appears... to have been knocked back by Intel, according to a response primarily directed at PC manufacturers as seen by Digitimes. (more) Intel insists Atom only for Intel chipsets, does not ...

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amd.com - 1/6/2009

News Room Home

— amd.com — AMD Delivers Groundbreaking Platform for Ultrathin Notebooks —The AMD Platform for Ultrathin Notebooks Delivers Balanced PC Performance... with True HD Entertainment 1 in a Surprisingly Affordable, Amazingly Thin Notebook— LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- January 6, ... (more) News Room Home

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engadget.com - 12/23/2008

AMD Phenom II processor bought, benchmarked, coveted

— engadget.com — AMD, a company not exactly known for meeting its own deadlines , seemed to be trying to... avoid news of painful delays for the Phenom II by simply not letting anyone say when the thing would be available. Now the chip is apparently in the hands of ... (more) AMD Phenom II processor bought, benchmarked, coveted

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System buyer's guide: PC under $1000
DV Hardware — AnandTech published a new system buyer's guide, this time they focus on building a PC for less than $1,000. You can check it out over here. In this guide we will be looking at three common categories of systems you can now buy for under $1000. This includes the Entry-level PC, which is the best value for a complete system costing around $500. The bar is then raised to the upper end of our budget price range with Budget PCs that feature the most bang for the buck closer to the $1000 price point. It was a bit of surprise to find you could build very capable AMD and Intel machines, complete with keyboard, mouse, operating ...

System Buyers' Guide: Midrange
AnandTech Article Channel — Introduction As shown in our recent Entry-level Buyers' Guide , you can now build a decent entry-level PC for around $500 - including an LCD monitor and the Vista Home Premium OS. If you already have a monitor and OS, or use one of the free operating systems like Ubunti or another Linux variant, you can get your desktop system cost down to about $300. We don't recall a time when so much power was available in the computer industry for so little money. Of course that $500 machine, while surprisingly capable for basic computer tasks, is certainly not the paragon for gaming, ...

System Buyers' Guide: Midrange
DriverHeaven.net — ... As shown in our recent Entry-level Buyers' Guide, you can now build a decent entry-level PC for around $500 - including an LCD monitor and the Vista Home Premium OS. If you already have a monitor and OS, or use one of the free operating systems like Ubunti or another Linux variant, you can get your desktop system cost down to about $300. We don't recall a time when so much power was available in the computer industry for so little money. ...

System Buyers Guide: PCs under $800
AnandTech Article Channel — ... systems. Low-end PCs have a reputation for being sub-standard, underpowered, and barely better than off-the-shelf PCs. That certainly was true in the past, but with the continuing drop in component prices, you can get a lot of PC today for your $300 to $800. About a year ago it would cost you about $700 to $750 to put together an entry system. Today you can build a similar but more powerful system for about $200 to $400 less. We last looked at entry systems in late December with our buyers' guide for PCs under $1000 . At that point prices had dropped to the point that $1000 ...