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Intel's Atom 330 integrated solution has officially launched, and brings dual-core processing to the Atom product line. Overall performance should be quite good—this could be the integrated platform of choice all the way through Christmas.Read More...

Intel has released a trio of new CPU parts into the market, including new single-core Celerons, a sub-$100 Core 2 Duo, and a cheaper 45nm quad-core part.Read More...

The Intel Core i7 is a new line of desktop processors based on the new Nehalem microarchitecture, which evolved from the Core microarchitecture which powered the highly successful Intel Core 2 line of microprocessors. Like its predecessors, the new Core i7 processors is manufactured using Intel's 45 nm fabrication process with high-k (hafnium) dielectric and metal gate technology.

The result? A quad-core processor with 8 MB of L3 cache, integrated memory controller and QPI support, all with the same TDP of 130 W of a quad-core Core 2 processor. Amazing, isn't it?

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Intel has announced the brand for its high-end line of Nehalem processors. Meet the Intel Core i7—quad-core CPUs, HyperThreading capability, and all in a nifty green and white can. Read More...

OCZ's new core line slashes cost on 2.5" SSDs while maintaining a relatively strong speed. The company claims that the new devices are reliable, despite using MLC flash. Read More...

FreeAgent Go drive is only 12.5mm thick and perfect for the student with too much to carry.Read More...

AMD reinforced its product line today with a new triple-core processor, the AMD Phenom X3 (codenamed Toliman). The new chip aims to compete more effectively with Intel's Core 2 Duo products, and substitutes a third core for higher clock speeds.Read More...

Intel's new six-core Xeon is the first x86 processor to come within a hair's breadth of the 2 billion transistor mark. It's big, it's bad, and if you need a Xeon upgrade but aren't looking forward to Nehalem (and QuickPath) then this one's for you.Read More...