Intel is releasing their Windows tablet variant of Medfield today code named Clover Trail.
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Haswell may have the shaders to be a graphics monster, but it isn’t going to use them that way.
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Intel has finally come up with a name for Larrabee, and it fits in to their current branding perfectly.
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Intel’s Thunderbolt press conference at Computex was an embarrassment of riches, only without the riches.
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Intel was showing off some developer tools for their x86 Android phones at GDC including a CPU/GPU analyst/debugger.
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Today we’re taking a look at what Gigabyte is bringing to the table with its new lineup of business oriented mid-range motherboards.
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Intel doesn’t understand security, but they are not shy about shouting it from the rooftops.
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One of the biggest question marks we’ve had on our minds is the impact of the HD 4000’s (the GPU side of Ivy Bridge) notably inferior Anisotropic filtering quality.
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Intel is now making phone chips, and the first device to bear one, the Lava Xolo X900, is on the market.
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Since Intel introduced its Hyper-Threading technology with its Pentium 4 microprocessors back in early 2002 reviewers have occasionally noticed that under certain condition Hyper-Threading can actually hurt performance instead of helping it.
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What do you do when your baby gets purchased out from under you?
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Intel is launching their Ivy Bridge CPU family today with a lot of fanfare, and in many ways the chip deserves every bit.
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After playing around with Intel’s HD 4000 in our previous reviews and recording some pretty impressive performance, I decided to try and find the limit of the HD 4000’s graphics performance.
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Intel sent us two chips for review in the lead up to its Ivy Bridge launch.
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In this half of the review we will be continuing our testing of the graphical capabilities of Intel’s HD 4000.
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