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Source: Silicon.com

Anyone hoping to buy PDAs with the new generation of Intel processors is likely to be disappointed as there's no software out there capable of using their whizzy new features.Intel announced the first of its new line of processors for handheld computers in February. Based on Xscale, Intel's ARM-based architecture, the PXA250 promised both higher speeds and greater power than the current generation of StrongARM-based processors.

Source: The Inquirer

WHILE CPUS are obviously its bread-and-extra-creamy butter, Intel has come back into the chipset arena with a vengeance.
The newly updated Pentium 4 chipset offerings, the i850E, i845E and i845G, boast not just faster 533 MHz FSBs for the new Pentium 4 CPUs, but also improved memory support (a lot of it "non-validated" yet, though) and new I/O based on the ICH4 south bridge -- again "non-validated" for i850E, but guess what, most i850E mainboards will have ICH4.

Source: Arstechnica

Source: News Now

PC makers will launch a slew of new desktop PCs next week that will pair Intel's newest 1.7GHz Celeron chip, announced Wednesday, with two new versions of its 845 chipset, dubbed the 845G and the 845GL, that include built-in graphics and Universal Serial Bus 2.0, a high-speed connection for digital cameras and other devices.

Source: Anti Crack

Intel hasn't even announced the new, speedier chip, but some PC makers were able to get their hands on them. A new Pentium 4 processor running at 2.4 GHz, as yet unannounced by maker Intel, has appeared in the component shops of Tokyo's Akihabara district.

A Danish Company has manufactured a PC which has an Intel chip inside that has been clocked at 3 Ghz and they state that it is the fastest PC in the world. The Vapochill Pc uses a refrigeration device to keep the chip at a temperature of 18 degrees below zero, according to the manufacturer it is small and quiet. They have used an Intel Pentium 4, 2.2 GHz chip and speeded it up to the max, this has only been achieved by the way the refrigerator keeps the computer cold. Asking price $5365.00.

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Source: BetaNews

Intel today began shipping its Pentium 4 processor for mobile computers, 15 months after introducing the chip in desktop form. The Pentium 4 processor-M boasts current speeds of up to 1.7 GHz, and includes a 400 MHz bus speed and 512k of on-die L2 cache. A mobile version of Intel's 845 Chipset will support DDR RAM, and Deeper Sleep Alert State - a low power mode that allows the processor to operate at 1 volt.

Source: CNet News

By: Kn¿ght

The Telnet protocol has been implemented on a variety of systems. Each
is different, so specific commands depend on your version. However, all
versions function similarly, so there are a few general guidelines to
follow.

The one common element across the disparate environments of the Internet
is the TCP/IP software protocol suite, the basis of communications.

By: Dinesh Nair

The growing acceptance of governments and corporates in recognizing open source solutions as a viable alternative to their computing and internet infrastructures is very encouraging. More governments are making it a policy to consider open source, at least on par with closed source software. Although some of them are still blinkered into thinking that all open source is Linux and do not even know of the existence of FreeBSD, this is still something to be shouted about.