Intel486 SX & IntelDX2 and IntelDX4 Embedded Processor

Intel486 SX & IntelDX2 and IntelDX4 Embedded Processor

The embedded Intel486™ SX processor provides high performance to 32-bit, embedded applications that do not required a floating-point unit. The embedded Intel486 SX processor is binary compatible with the Intel386™ and earlier Intel processors. Compared with the Intel386 processor, it provides faster execution of many commonly used instructions. It also provides the benefits of an integrated 8-Kbyte, write-through cache for code and data. Its data bus can operate in burst mode, which provides up to 106Mbps transfers for cache-line fills and instructions prefetches. Two component packages are available: a 196-Lead Plastic Quad Flat Pack (PQFP), and a 168-Pin Grid Array (PGA), both available for 5-volt designs. Both products operate at CLK frequencies up to 33MHz. The IntelDX2™ and IntelDX4™ processors bring the highest level of performance in the Intel486 family, created by such combined features as speed-multiplying technology, on-chip integration of Level I unified code and data cache, memory management unit with paging, and floating-point unit. The clock-multiplier allows the processor to operate at frequencies higher than the external memory bus. The integer unit uses RISC design techniques to provide single-clock-cycle execution of common instructions and general purpose registers for manipulating 32-bit addresses and data. The 8K on-chip Write-Through unified cache on the speed-doubled IntelDX2 processor, and the 16K on-chip Write-Back Enhanced unified cache on the speed-tripled IntelDX4 processor maintains the one-clock-per-instruction execution rate. Intel 486 processors provide support for multiprocessing systems. Support for multi-level caches reduces bus utilization, allowing multiple Intel486 processors to share a single memory bus. For the highest level of performance, choose the IntelDX2 and IntelDX4 processors

The New STI cell processor

The New STI cell processor

New Disclosures to Jumpstart Creation of Cell-based Applications Beyond Gaming
IBM, Sony and Toshiba release key documents describing fresh technical details of the revolutionary Cell Broadband Engine architecture.
Just as the cells in a body unite to form complete physical systems, a "Cell" architecture will allow all kinds of electronic devices (from consumer products to supercomputers) to work together, signaling a new era in Internet entertainment, communications and collaboration.In March 2001, Sony and Toshiba and IBM (STI) announced that they had teamed up to design an architecture for what is termed a system-on-a-chip (SoC) design. Code-named Cell, chips based on the architecture will be able to use ultra high-speed broadband connectivity to interoperate with one another as one complete system, similar to the way neural cells interoperate over the brain's network. IBM expects Cell to define an entirely new way of operating. Cell's underlying architecture will enable it to manifest itself into many forms for many purposes, helping to open up a whole new set of applications. Incorporating this architecture, chips will be developed for everything from handheld devices to mainframe computers.

Cell will take advantage of IBM's most advanced semiconductor development and process technologies. These cells will deliver high performance while consuming small quantities of power.

AMD Phenom Triple-Core Processor

AMD Phenom Triple-Core Processor

AMD’s triple-core processors have been on the horizon for months now and, after all the speculation and derision, they are finally here. The launch included three Phenom X3 processors: the 8750, 8650, and 8450, all of which will come in at under $200. AMD is, as expected, positioning these processors between their dual-core and quad-core offerings and is targeting cost-conscious consumers, people who will appreciate the performance boost but would rather save a few dollars than go with a quad-core.
The three 65nm models will arrive at 2.1, 2.3, and 2.4GHz frequencies, respectively priced at $145, $165, and a hefty $195 for the 8750. These models have a TDP of 95W and 1.5MB total L2 cache per processors as well as 2MB shared cache. Also included is HT 3.0, a 1.8GHz memory controller, and Dual Dynamic Power Management. And because this is a 50 series processor we know it is a B3 revision model. They are AM2+ (940 pin) compatible so consumers won’t necessarily need new hardware to run an X3.
Having the basic information in front of you, it’s not immediately clear whether AMD is fulfilling a need that no one has, offering an interesting new option to consumers, or just making the best out of their situation (by releasing “broken” quad-cores as X3s). What we do know though is that outside of enthusiasts circles there won’t be the clamoring and complaints about the third core, rather it’ll probably be seen as nothing more (or less) than something between two other options.
AMD is also touting a platform approach–not exactly admitting that they can’t compete with Intel on a processor-by-processor basis, but rather than their entire package is better than the competition’s. Specifically, this platform is “Cartwheel”, AMD’s current take on a main-stream computer with integrated graphics. By using the 780G chipset AMD could actually produce a better system (dollar-for-dollar) than Intel, so long as you subscribe to their platform approach, something that may actually make sense considering that most sub-$200 processors are found in pre-built computers.

AMD Phenom Triple-Core Processor

AMD Phenom Triple-Core Processor

AMD’s triple-core processors have been on the horizon for months now and, after all the speculation and derision, they are finally here. The launch included three Phenom X3 processors: the 8750, 8650, and 8450, all of which will come in at under $200. AMD is, as expected, positioning these processors between their dual-core and quad-core offerings and is targeting cost-conscious consumers, people who will appreciate the performance boost but would rather save a few dollars than go with a quad-core.
The three 65nm models will arrive at 2.1, 2.3, and 2.4GHz frequencies, respectively priced at $145, $165, and a hefty $195 for the 8750. These models have a TDP of 95W and 1.5MB total L2 cache per processors as well as 2MB shared cache. Also included is HT 3.0, a 1.8GHz memory controller, and Dual Dynamic Power Management. And because this is a 50 series processor we know it is a B3 revision model. They are AM2+ (940 pin) compatible so consumers won’t necessarily need new hardware to run an X3.
Having the basic information in front of you, it’s not immediately clear whether AMD is fulfilling a need that no one has, offering an interesting new option to consumers, or just making the best out of their situation (by releasing “broken” quad-cores as X3s). What we do know though is that outside of enthusiasts circles there won’t be the clamoring and complaints about the third core, rather it’ll probably be seen as nothing more (or less) than something between two other options.
AMD is also touting a platform approach–not exactly admitting that they can’t compete with Intel on a processor-by-processor basis, but rather than their entire package is better than the competition’s. Specifically, this platform is “Cartwheel”, AMD’s current take on a main-stream computer with integrated graphics. By using the 780G chipset AMD could actually produce a better system (dollar-for-dollar) than Intel, so long as you subscribe to their platform approach, something that may actually make sense considering that most sub-$200 processors are found in pre-built computers.

AMD unleashes triple-core, 5 new quad-cores Processors

AMD unleashes triple-core, 5 new quad-cores Processors

Everything hasn’t exactly been great for AMD lately, but the plucky chip maker has some news for us today. Despite the tough times, the company earned a number of positive reactions from the recent 780G announcement, and it is following that up with three announcement today.
First, triple-core is finally here. We have been hearing about this for months, and after all complaints about triple-core being nothing more than failed quad-core processors, consumers will be able to find out for themselves. The triple core Phenoms will launch as mainstream processors, aimed at users who are interested in additional performance relative to dual-core offerings, without having to substantially increase the amount they are spending. AMD says that triple-core Phenoms will be ideal for budget-minded users who have high-definition content in mind, and that the processor will be a great match for 780G.
So far, we know about the Phenom 8600 (2.3GHz) and 8400 (2.1GHz). They will have L1 cache sizes of 64K of instruction and 64K of data cache per core (512KB total L1) and L2 will hold 512KB of L2 data cache per core (2MB total L2 per processor). These are 65 nm processors that are backwards compatible with AM2 motherboards. The TDP for both models is 95W. We are still waiting on pricing information, but it looks like they will be a bit over US$150.The next piece of news dropped concerned new quad-core processors, including the Phenom X4 9850 Black Edition and Phenom X4 9750. These are additions to AMD’s quad-core lineup that will run at 2.5GHz and 2.4GHz, with TDP ratings of 125W. The new in the 95W TDP are the 9650 and the 9550, which will come in at 2.3GHz and 2.2GHz. So, nothing groundbreaking, but the larger point is that AMD is aiming to make quad-core accessible, while maintaining it as the company’s high-end offering. A quad-core Phemon matched with the 790 chipset is the companies top-shelf offering for gaming, supposing you also pony up the dough for a competitive video card. These are bug-free B3 revision processors.

Dell recommends Windows Vista® Home Premium.

Dell recommends Windows Vista® Home Premium.

DisplaySearch Q1 2007 Quarterly Desktop Monitor Shipment and Forecast Report, February 2007.

2 To continue using PC TuneUp after one year of use, you must sign up and pay for an annual subscription by initializing and accessing Dell Support 3.

3 Significant system memory may be used to support graphics, depending on system memory size and other factors.

4 DellConnect may not necessarily be used for every incident. High-speed Internet (broadband) connection required. Go online for details at www.dell.com/dellconnect.







Product Summary

The good: Windows Vista Home Premium does improve some features within Windows XP; fewer system crashes than Windows XP; and Windows Vista offers better built-in support options.

The bad: Windows Vista Home Premium does not put Search on the desktop (it's buried within applications, within the Start Menu); no new software yet written exclusively for Windows Vista; optimized only for the Microsoft Windows ecosystem (for example, RSS feeds from Internet Explorer 7 get preferential treatment); Tablet PC support unnecessary; fax and scan support missing; and there are too many editions of Windows Vista.

The bottom line: Windows Vista Home Premium is essentially warmed-over Windows XP Home Edition. If you're currently happy with Windows XP SP2, we see no compelling reason to upgrade. On the other hand, if you need a new computer right now, Windows Vista Home Premium is stable enough for everyday use.

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Dell recommends Windows Vista® Home Premium.

Dell recommends Windows Vista® Home Premium.

DisplaySearch Q1 2007 Quarterly Desktop Monitor Shipment and Forecast Report, February 2007.

2 To continue using PC TuneUp after one year of use, you must sign up and pay for an annual subscription by initializing and accessing Dell Support 3.

3 Significant system memory may be used to support graphics, depending on system memory size and other factors.

4 DellConnect may not necessarily be used for every incident. High-speed Internet (broadband) connection required. Go online for details at www.dell.com/dellconnect.







Product Summary

The good: Windows Vista Home Premium does improve some features within Windows XP; fewer system crashes than Windows XP; and Windows Vista offers better built-in support options.

The bad: Windows Vista Home Premium does not put Search on the desktop (it's buried within applications, within the Start Menu); no new software yet written exclusively for Windows Vista; optimized only for the Microsoft Windows ecosystem (for example, RSS feeds from Internet Explorer 7 get preferential treatment); Tablet PC support unnecessary; fax and scan support missing; and there are too many editions of Windows Vista.

The bottom line: Windows Vista Home Premium is essentially warmed-over Windows XP Home Edition. If you're currently happy with Windows XP SP2, we see no compelling reason to upgrade. On the other hand, if you need a new computer right now, Windows Vista Home Premium is stable enough for everyday use.

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The new shape of laptops & desktops

laptop and desktop computers

If there's a phrase that characterizes the latest crop of desktops and laptops, it's "going to extremes." During our computers review we saw the thinnest, smallest, and largest laptops we've ever tested, along with laptops and desktops of unprecedented processing speed.

Even component integration is getting extreme, as more manufacturers stuff computer circuitry into monitors to create sleek, one-piece desktops.

Yet the computers review also found basic budget computers and more powerful workhorse and high-end models that would be fine choices for most people.

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More choices for special needs. The all-in-one computers and the new very small and very large laptops come at a price—financial, practical, or both—but they also offer unique distinctions. (See "What's new," available to subscribers.)

* All-in-ones. For our review, we rated six computers (available to subscribers) that combine the components and monitor into a single unit that's thicker than an LCD, though smaller than the combined volume of a traditional two-piece desktop. Apple's elegant iMacs are the original all-in-ones, though Apple's competitors also have stylistic flair. Sony's all-in-one, for example, borrows design elements from some models in the company's HDTV line, with a display that seems to float within a glass case. The HP TouchSmart has a touchscreen and a message center that allows a family to share an electronic calendar and leave notes for one another.

* Laptops, slim and large. Our computers review found new designs that shrink and expand the machine in different ways, with different trade-offs.


Apple's MacBook Air is only three-quarters of an inch thick. Despite its diminutive size, it has an 80GB hard drive, or a smaller 64GB drive if you choose the solid-state version. The 13.3-inch screen was excellent, although colors were not as vibrant as on the best laptop screens we've seen. Battery life was a generous 4½ hours for the standard hard drive, 5¼ for the solid-state. But it's missing an Ethernet port and a CD/DVD drive, although you can add an external drive for $100. At $1,800 it's also the costliest slim-and-light laptop we tested, and the solid-state version costs $3,100.

A number of other laptops in the computers review shrink just about everything, including the price. The Asus Eee PC, for example, costs just $400. It has a 7-inch screen, flash memory instead of a hard drive for saving power, and a 24-month warranty. Like most such machines, it uses the Linux operating system, which we recommend only for basic tasks such as Web browsing and word processing. The Asus has an easy mode for users with little Linux or other computer know-how, weighs about 2 pounds, and ran for 3 hours and 45 minutes in our battery tests.

At the other extreme is HP's Pavilion HDX with its 20-inch screen and $2,000-and-up price tag. The model in our computers review has a lot of features, including two hard drives, a port for an external hard drive, Bluetooth, two front-mounted headphone jacks, and a digital TV tuner. Sound was very good for a laptop, which isn't surprising because it has four speakers and a subwoofer.

Processing accelerates. Chip maker AMD recently joined competitor Intel in making so-called quad-core chips, with four processors instead of the usual two. Intel's Core 2 Quad was the speedier of the two, besting AMD's Phenom by 20 percent and Intel's older Core 2 Duo by about the same. The quad-core desktops we tested during the computers review cost a few hundred dollars more than dual-core models.

Intel also launched its new line of Penryn processors for laptops, known as the T8x00 and T9x00 Core 2 Duo series. We tested them in eight models in the computers review , with mixed results. Battery life in one pair of laptops rose by 30 minutes, but not at all in another. Speed increased by as much as 57 percent, depending on which older processor it was compared with. The new processors boost a laptop's price by $50 to $150 compared with the prior generation of processors, which remain available.

Standard computers advance. Cutting-edge computers aside, even the mainstream models in our Ratings and computers review reflect the steady advance in performance and features, with larger hard drives, increased RAM, and more.

For more help on finding the right computer for your needs, see our free buying advice, "How to choose: desktop PCs" and "How to choose: laptops and notebooks."

HP Pavilion tx2000z series

HP Pavilion tx2000z series

Starting from: $1,049.99*
Decked out in our new "Echo" inlaid design, the ultraportable 4.3 lb1. Pavilion tx2000z is packed with features you'll love. It has a 12.1" (diagonal) high-definition touch screen, and it optimizes handwriting capture: you simply write on it with a dockable/rechargeable eraser pen (no batteries needed). In addition, the screen twists for easy viewing of documents and movies in cramped spaces.
Genuine Windows Vista
Get things done, stay connected, and enjoy a variety of entertainment in a secure environment with genuine Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. This series comes with genuine Windows Vista Home Premium, which includes Windows Aero, Windows Media Center, and instant search functionality. For enhanced play and productivity features, choose genuine Windows Vista Ultimate.
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Diagonal display can twist backwards
Cool adjustable display
The high-definition, spacious 12.1" (diagonal) display on this compact notebook means comfortable viewing that won't strain your eyes. You can open it in the standard way, twist it backward for presentations or to view comfortably on a plane, or fold it flat like a slate. This notebook includes a touchscreen and digitizer so you can handwrite, sketch, draw, take notes, or graph, plus use the pad of your finger to navigate Web sites, play games, organize and play music, and view photos, TV shows, and movies.
Dual-core processing power
The tx2000z is equipped with powerful AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core processors with HyperTransport technology, which improves system performance when running multiple applications. These processors also supply enhanced virus protection as well as PowerNow! for longer battery life.
Fingerprint security (select models)
Swipe your finger across the optional integrated reader on the side of the panel to log on to your tx2000z and password-protected Web sites and documents.

Lots of space
The tx2000z supports a hard drive of up to 250GB—plenty of room to store photos, music, and video. A CD/DVD burner is standard, with optional HP LightScribe for laser-etching your own disc labels.

Optional fingerprint reader
Sleek-looking case
The tx2000z features the same finish as our other new Pavilion notebooks: a high-gloss black case with inlaid "Echo" pattern.
Wireless options
You get 802.11b/g wireless LAN standard with these models, or you can upgrade to 802.11a/b/g. You'll stay connected virtually anytime, anywhere, without having to hunt for hotspots, with the optional Verizon Wireless V740 1XEVDO PC ExpressCard2.
Video chat
Stay in touch with friends and family via webcam (optional) and two omni-directional microphones, which also support VOIP applications.
Entertainment extras
HP QuickPlay will fast-start movies and music, and comes with a mobile TV module that supports Internet TV streaming. You get Karaoke. We've enhanced the music, video, and photo features: create a single playlist for all three. A mini remote stores in the ExpressCard slot. You get two headphone jacks; one supports S/PDIF.
Numerous ports
The tx2000z has three USB 2.0 ports, an ExpressCard/34 slot, an S-Video, a VGA, and a Consumer IR, plus a 5-in-1 digital media card reader.
Buy software with confidence
We test and qualify all software sold with our PCs to help ensure that you have a trouble-free experience with your new computer. Our software prices are also competitive: they're equal to--and often lower than--prices you'll commonly find in stores and online.
Superior tech support
You get 30 days of free limited software support (or one year3 with product registration).

HP Pavilion dv6700z series

HP Pavilion dv6700z series

If you want advanced digital entertainment coupled with leading-edge mobile performance and communication features, our HP Pavilion dv6700z Entertainment Notebook PC-the latest in the dv6000 series--is ready to deliver. Highlights include a 15.4" Brightview display and a dazzling new high-gloss design in our "Radiance" pattern.
Genuine Windows Vista for smooth operations
Get things done, stay connected, and enjoy entertainment in a secure environment with genuine Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. This new operating system even has parental controls and enhanced search tools. For enhanced entertainment, you can choose genuine Windows Vista Home Premium, which includes Windows Aero, Windows Media Center, and instant search functionality.

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Introducing the Blu-ray DVD player
Want to experience the future of DVD technology? Step up to our Blu-ray disc player, which lets you maximize high-definition entertainment in three ways. You can read Blu-ray discs, and read and write traditional DVDs and CDs. Once you use high-def DVDs, you'll never go back! Note: you'll need a dedicated graphics card for maximum performance.
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Excellent processor power
The dv6700z features the latest AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core processors for improved system performance when running multimedia applications at the same time. The AMD processors also offer enhanced virus protection, as well as PowerNow! for longer battery life.
Sleek look, simple controls
The 6.14 lb. dv6700z sports a glossy, black resin finish and our "Radiance" pattern, plus features latch-free closure. You can control the volume and launch applications by simply tapping on or swiping your finger across a strip on the keyboard.

Fingerprint security (optional)
Goodbye multiple passwords. Just swipe your finger across the optional integrated reader on the side of the panel to log on to your dv6700z and to password-protected Web sites and documents.

Radiance imprint finish

HP webcam
Easy videoconferencing
Stay in touch with friends and family using the optional, integrated, low-light VGA webcam and two omni-directional microphones.
Made for entertainment
This notebook's 15.4" (diagonal) high-definition widescreen facilitates viewing; the BrightView option provides a higher contrast ratio and better viewing with DVD movies and games. An Nvidia GeForce 8400M GS graphics card with 256MB of dedicated video memory delivers best-in-class video for games and multimedia, and you also get integrated Altec-Lansing stereo speakers. The integrated HDMI port (available only with discrete graphics option) lets you view high-definition content on your HD TV (cable sold separately).
Music, photos, and videos
The dv6700z features HP QuickPlay 3.6, which lets you launch DVDs, music, and photos at the touch of a button. An included remote, which tucks away in the ExpressCard slot, lets you control QuickPlay from up to 10 feet. Transfer photos from your camera to the dv6700z via the optional 5-in-1 digital media card reader, then use our Photosmart Premier software for editing, printing, organizing, sharing, and storing of photos. If you pick a Super Multi DVD±RW/R drive, you can turn your photos into movies, plus edit video and create CDs and DVDs. Choose the LightScribe option on the DVD±RW/R drive to laser-etch labels on CDs and DVDs as you create them.

Expand your connections
Easy connections
The HP xb3000 Notebook Expansion Base (sold separately) connects your dv6700z to peripherals, including a monitor if you want a desktop experience. As for ports, you get three USB 2.0, an ExpressCard/54, an RJ-11, an RJ-45, an S-Video, a Consumer IR, a headphone, an external microphone, a 5-in-1 digital media card reader, an IEEE 1394 FireWire, and a second headphone with S/PDIF. Intel Pro/Wireless 4965AGN WLAN with Bluetooth is optional. And you can get connected in more places, —without having to hunt for hot spots—with the optional Verizon Wireless V740 1XEVDO PC ExpressCard.
Designed with the environment in mind
HP notebook PCs are designed to be energy-efficient, with aggressive default power settings to help cut power consumption. HP complies with several voluntary government initiatives for energy efficiency, including ENERGY STAR®. In addition, our notebooks are designed to be recycled, and our packaging is designed to reduce environmental impact.

Buy software with confidence
We test and qualify all software sold with our PCs to help ensure that you have a trouble-free experience with your new computer. Our software prices are also competitive: they're equal to--and often lower than--prices you'll commonly find in stores and online.
Superior support
Get 30 days' free limited software support (or one year1 with product registration)

XFX Introduces GTX280

XFX Introduces GTX280

XFX has released its version of the XFX GeForce GTX 280 cards, which utilizes second generation NVIDIA Unified Architecture and delivers up to 50% more gaming performance (compared to the first generation) thanks to 240 enhanced processing cores and a GPU clock of 602 MHz that provide incredible graphics horsepower. The cards come with NVIDIA's new PhysX technology that renders convincing facial expressions, multiple ultra-high polygon characters in complex environments and convincing physical effects like weather and explosions.


The cards also support three-way NVIDIA SLI Technology support, which ensures powerful performance scaling by implementing three-way Alternate Frame Rendering (AFR) for the world’s fastest gaming solution under Windows Vista. Furthermore the cards also support PCI Express 2.0 bus architecture, offers the highest data transfer speeds for today’s bandwidth-hungry games and 3D applications, and is backwards compatible with existing PCI Express motherboards. Apart from this, support is also present for HybridPower Technology, GigaThread Technology, Lumenex Engine, 16x Anti-aliasing Technology and 128-bit floating point High Dynamic-Range (HDR) Lighting.

The new GPU will be available through Rashi Peripherals and its 53 branches across India at an estimated street price of Rs. 49,000 with 3 years warranty.

Following Zotac, Rashi Peripherals has launched XFX nVIDIA GeForce GTX280 based graphics card.

Press Release:

In gaming, “reality” is one of those often over-used descriptors that falls short of, well, reality until now. XFX has released the ultimate gaming graphic cards: the XFX GeForce GTX 280. Harnessing the power of second generation unified architecture, SLI technology and top-of-the-line DirectX 10 support, gaming “reality” has now become a truly in-your-face experience, delivered in blazing fast frame rates.
The real world is for lightweights compared to the experience delivered by the GeForce GTX 280. Second generation NVIDIA Unified Architecture delivers up to 50% more gaming performance (compared to the first generation) thanks to 240 enhanced processing cores and a GPU clock of 602 MHz that provide incredible graphics horsepower.

Gamers will get pulled deeper into the 3D gaming experience thanks to NVIDIA’s new PhysX technology that renders convincing facial expressions, multiple ultra-high polygon characters in complex environments and convincing physical effects like weather and explosions. Both cards come NVIDIA PhysX-Ready, however NVIDIA Phys drivers are required to experience in-game PhysX acceleration.

Three-way NVIDIA SLI Technology support ensures powerful performance scaling by implementing three-way Alternate Frame Rendering (AFR) for the world’s fastest gaming solution under Windows Vista.

PCI Express 2.0 bus architecture offers the highest data transfer speeds for today’s bandwidth-hungry games and 3D applications, and is backwards compatible with existing PCI Express motherboards.

NVIDIA CUDA technology and the new CUDA runtime for Windows Vista enables programmers to offload the most intensive processing tasks from their CPU to their graphic card, putting the power of up to 240 multi-threaded processor cores to work for you. From transcoding video or running Folding@home in the background while web surfing, the GeForce GTX 200 Series deliver performance improvements of up to seven times of the traditional CPU.

HybridPower Technology, GigaThread Technology, Lumenex Engine, 16x Anti-aliasing Technology, and 128-bit floating point High Dynamic-Range (HDR) Lighting guarantees top-of-the-line performance right out of the box. OpenGL 2.1 support, Dual Dual-link DVI Support, PureVideo HD Technology and dual-stream hardware acceleration rounds out the leading features.

The mentioned graphic card bearing model no, GX-280N-ZDF9 will be available through Rashi Peripherals and its 53 branches across India at an estimated street price of Rs 49,000/- with 3 years warranty.

Specifications:

Memory: 1GB GDDR3
Bus: 512-bit
Core: 602 MHz
Clock: 2210MHz
Stream Processors: 240
APIs: DirectX10, OpenGL v2.1
Interface: PCI Express 2.0 x16
Power Requirements: Minimum 550W Power Supply Unit, 1×6Pin, 1×8Pin Connector REQUIRED.

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Intel Celeron D 420

Intel Celeron D 420

Intel Celeron D 420 1.6Ghz with 64Bit, LGA775 CPU (Retail)
Intel Celeron D 420 1.6Ghz with 64Bit, LGA775 CPU (Retail)
The Intel Celeron D processor family expands Intel's processor family into the value-priced PC market segment. Celeron D processors provide the value that offers the customer the capability to affordably get onto the Internet, and use educational programs, home-office software, and productivity applications. All of the Celeron D processors include an integrated L2 cache, and are built on Intel's advanced CMOS process technology. The Celeron D processor is backed by over 30 years of Intel experience in manufacturing high-quality, reliable microprocessors.


The Intel Celeron D processor family expands Intel's processor family into the value-priced PC market segment
A faster system bus provides higher bandwidth between the processor and the rest of the system, which improves both throughput & overall performance of the system.
Increased cache size helps reduce the latency interface to cache data & provides a faster access to heavily used data and instructions.
Frees the system bus from cache traffic providing higher sys bandwidth overall,which improves system performance and scalability.
Accelerates the operation across a broad range of applications
Next-Generation 90nm Process Technology enables high freq with low power

Item Code : CPI-CN420
Item : Intel Celeron D 420 1.6Ghz with 64Bit, LGA775 CPU (Retail)
Brand/Model: Intel BX80557420L9XP
Capacity : 1.6GHz
Front Side Bus : 800 MHz
L2 Cache : 512KB
Socket Compatability : LGA775
Core Type :
Type : Retail
Other : Includes Intel Recomended Cooler
Weight (kg): 0.50
Price : £19.95

Gela Tida DTE6550

Rs. 22,500/*- Onward	Gela Tida DTE6550 Technical Specifications Intel® Core™2 Duo E6550 Processor C2D E6550 2.33Ghz, 4MB, 1333Fsb, Intel® Original DG31, 80GB SATA Hard Disk, 512MBRAM DDR2, 17” CRT Monitor, DVD R/W, ATX Cabinet, Keyboard+Optical mouse+Spekers, *Conditions apply # Sales taxes or Value added taxes, local taxes and any other applicable levies are additional. More Info »

Rs. 29,900/*- Onward	Gela Tida DTQ6600 Technical Specifications Intel® Core™2 Quad Q6600 Processor C2Q Q6600 2.4Ghz,8MB,1066Fsb, Intel® Original DG33, 160GB SATA Hard Disk, 1GB RAM DDR2, 17” CRT Monitor, DVD R/W, ATX Cabinet, Keyboard+Optical mouse+Spekers, *Conditions apply # Sales taxes or Value added taxes, local taxes and any other applicable levies are additional. More Info »

Gela Tida SE7505VB2 Workstation

Gela Tida SE7505VB2 Workstation

Technical Specifications
Intel® Xeon™ Processor x 2
Intel® SE7505VB2 motherboard
1GB ECC DDR Registered Ram - 266 ECC SDRAM (Upto 8GB)
6 PCI slots
Intel Raid Controller Compatilbility
Integrated Intel PRO/100 + Fast ethernet controll
Integrated Graphics with 8MB memory
8 x 5.25" & 1 x 3.5" External bays
Integrated SCSI
Intel Validated Server Chassis
2 Enhanced PCI IDE HDD, 1 FDD Controller
Intel server control software and server management hardware

150Gb Western Digital Raptor X 10000Rpm S-ATA Hard Drive

150Gb Western Digital Raptor X 10000Rpm S-ATA Hard Drive

From the secret performance labs at WD comes the revolutionary WD Raptor X SATA hard drive, the first ever drive with a view. Offspring of the immensely popular WD Raptor, fastest SATA drive on the planet, WD Raptor X focuses a large, crystal-clear lens on the drive to let you see into the inner workings and witness the drive in action.

Sounds simple? It's not. With over two years of research and development behind it, the WD Raptor X is engineered to compromise nothing. At 10,000 RPM spin speed it delivers the killer speed of its illustrious parent, doubles the capacity to 150 GB, and provides enterprise-class reliability. This is the ultimate hard drive for PC performance enthusiasts everywhere.


Crystalline polycarbonate lens
provides clarity, structural integrity, electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, durability and chemical neutrality necessary for the highest performance and reliability.


Native Command Queuing (NCQ)
increases data transfer in high-performance multi-processor, multi-threaded environments.


Rotary Acceleration Feed Forward (RAFF )
optimizes operation and performance when drives are used in vibration-prone multi-drive systems. Patent pending.


5-year Warranty
nothing has been compromised in quality and reliability to manufacture these unique hard drives. WD is proud to back them with our enterprise-class 5-year warranty.
Item Code : HDW-150RAP10K
Item : 150Gb Western Digital Raptor X 10000Rpm S-ATA Hard Drive
Brand/Model : Western Digital WD1500AHFD
Capacity : 150Gb
Spin Speed : 10,000rpm
Buffer : 16MB
Access Time : 2.99 ms (nominal)(Average Latency)
Interface : SATA 150 MB/s
Bearing Type : Fluid Ball
Weight (kg) : 1.25
Price : £108.50

HP MDTV L-5 Replacement Lamp

Restore your HP MDTV picture to its original clear, bright, factory-fresh self! Yes, it's true. . . unlike plasma and LCD TVs, MDTV screens can be restored to their former brightness simply by replacing the bulb.
Specifically designed for the MD5020n, MD5820n, MD5880n, and MD6580n, this 150-watt replacement lamp is good for 6,000 hours (3 to 4 years of viewing life1).

* Ensure uninterrupted excellent performance if the bulb burns out
* Install easily in the front of the TV
* Compatibility: Designed and qualified for use with HP MD5020n, MD5820n, MD5880n, and MD6580n
* Warranty: 90-day limited

1. Actual lamp life is based on a variety of factors and may vary.

HP MDTV L-5 Replacement Lamp

by Hewlett Packard

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Product Type	Projection TV replacement lamp
Width	4.6 in
Depth	6.3 in
Height	4.8 in
Weight	1.1 lbs