The successor to Sandy Bridge will be coming next year, and it will be called Ivy Bridge and will take advantage of the 22nm manufacturing process. It will also have a much improved GPU. We don't know how much better the CPU itself will be but the GPU will sure be a huge improvement. It's supposed … [Read more...]
Intel Talks About Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge’s Successor
September 16, 2011 By
We've seen Sandy Bridge successful bring the 32nm manufacturing process to consumers along with an integrated graphics chip inside the processor. I'm currently running off of a Sandy Bridge chip and it's really great. But as usual Intel has much better stuff planned for a debut next year, and in … [Read more...]
Intel’s New Ultrabooks Will Start Shipping In September
July 31, 2011 By
The MacBook Air is a pretty nice machine. It's extremely thin and light making it a great portable device, it also has a good amount of power now with the Intel Sandy Bridge processors inside. They are also pretty cheap when you compare them to most of the current Windows ultraportables. But it … [Read more...]
Intel Announces Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks, Cedar Trail, Medfield
May 31, 2011 By
Intel is sure good in the high performance part of the market as well as the mainstream part of the market, and they are also doing pretty well in the low performance low power market too. But Intel Atom chips are starting to get older and they aren't very good for performance. But it looks like … [Read more...]
Intel Confirms USB 3.0 And Thunderbolt On Ivy Bridge Next Year
April 14, 2011 By
I've been talking a lot about I/O lately and right now we know AMD is going to support USB 3.0 soon, and we know Intel is going to release some Thunderbolt developer kits later this quarter. But we didn't know if Intel was going to have USB 3.0 on their chipsets, or even Thunderbolt. But it looks … [Read more...]
