
regola n.1: tigershark, eglio e rgart NON possono postare
regola n.2: sì a confronti sensati con il mb air, quando saranno disponibili prezzi/caratteristiche finali.
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Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:26
No real limits of any kind apply here - not even the sky
è diventato un tutt'uno con lo spazio...
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Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:29
Only know you love her when you let her go - Nothing else matter - Oh, if the sky comes falling down, for you there’s nothing in this world I wouldn’t do.
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:33
grazie al cazzoFondamentalmente si tratta di un design reference lanciato da Intel (da cui i produttori possono attingere). Sul suo sito c'è una lunga descrizione, se la trovo la posto.
No real limits of any kind apply here - not even the sky
è diventato un tutt'uno con lo spazio...
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Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:35
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:39
grazie al cazzo
The world of computing is in the midst of a sea change. Some might call it a "strategic inflection point." You can see it all around, especially in the massive growth of device types -- smartphones, tablets, hybrid devices, e-readers, netbooks, Chromebooks. It's a time of great creative ferment. We at Intel love this. The variety of all of these different devices is changing how people think about computing. In terms of the devices themselves, we are working hard to bring the benefits of Intel technology not only to improve the overall mobile experience, but to revolutionize it.
In case you didn't catch it, one of the more interesting recent disclosures related to this happened at Computex last month in Taiwan. Intel's Sean Maloney and Mooly Eden provided further details on the significant changes Intel is making to the Intel Core processor roadmap to enable a new mainstream line of mobile computers, called Ultrabook. This new breed of devices will combine best in class performance, responsiveness and security in thin and light, elegant form factors. Eventually you'll think of an Ultrabook as a tablet when you want it, a PC when you need it. This is an historic change that we believe will redefine the computing experience. We've been mapping out these changes over the past several months and they aren't trivial. They will impact the physical shape and capabilities of personal computing devices and require substantial changes to the way Intel and its partners design, produce and market devices and their components. Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini said in our most recent earnings announcement that he's pleased with the industry response and customer commitments around this new product category. Sean and Mooly explained that Ultrabooks will arrive in phases. Phase 1 was kicked off when Intel introduced its latest Ultra-Low Voltage 2nd Generation Intel Core processors in June that will bring new systems to shelves this holiday season. Phase 2 centers around the next generation Intel microarchitecture code name Ivy Bridge processors scheduled for availability in systems in the first half of 2012. Laptops based on Ivy Bridge will bring improved power efficiency, smart visual performance, increased responsiveness and enhanced security. Faster I/O such as USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt technologies are also part of Intel's ongoing work to drive the PC platform forward. Intel microarchitecture code name Haswell is the third phase toward accelerating the Ultrabook and reinventing the capabilities of the laptop in ultra thin and light, responsive and secure designs. With Haswell, Intel will transform the computing experience with more power efficient processors that allow a more dynamic experience in insanely sleek systems.
In late 2011, you'll begin to see systems that offer:
Thin/light designs
Less than 21 mm thick - some much thinner than even that.
Ultra-fast start up
Intel Rapid Start Technology gets your system up and running faster from even the deepest sleep, saving time and battery life.
PC wakes up almost instantly - Quick access to your data and applications
Extended battery life
Ultrabooks will offer 5 hours of battery life even in the sleekest form factors with some systems delivering 8 hours or more for all-day usage.
Security enabled
Bios/Firmware enabled to expose hardware features for Intel Anti-Theft Technology and Intel Identity Protection Technology
Intel has a strong track record in delivering innovation and growth in computing by employing our core assets of architecture, engineering, and manufacturing leadership. We transitioned to multimedia instructions with Pentium in 1995 and the mobile PC market with Centrino in 2003. We are confident we have the right set of technologies to influence a major change once again.
Here's the thing: We are totally jazzed about all of this. It's a good time to be working in this industry and it's awesome time to be working at Intel. It's also a fantastic time to be a user of technology - never before have we had so many choices of devices to suit our personal needs and lifestyles. If you think today's variety of computing devices is exciting, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Speaking of which, what new features, designs or experiences would you like to see from your future mobile device? Would it look much like the laptops or tablets of today or would it be something completely different? What would you call it? We'd like to hear from you!
Only know you love her when you let her go - Nothing else matter - Oh, if the sky comes falling down, for you there’s nothing in this world I wouldn’t do.
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:44
El sueño de la razón produce monstruos
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 22:55
Un giorno ho visto per strada un tizio barcollante , sporco, pieno di chiazze verdi e pus, infastidiva bambine e rubava i soldi alle vecchiette: era uno che postava nel DS.
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Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 23:00
Un ingegnere non saprebbe riprodursi nemmeno col manuale di istruzioni. Infatti rapiscono bambini e li educano come ingegneri pur di perpetuare questa infermità.
in God we trust, all others must bring data (cit.)
When Henry Ford made cheap, reliable cars people said, "Nah, what's wrong with a horse?" That was a huge bet he made, and it worked (Cit.)
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 23:00
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 23:04
carino l'asus.
ma a fare pc così sottili la ventilazione non ne risente sul lungo periodo ? intendo: io non sono un macaco che butta via il macbook air comprato 6 mesi fa perchè ne è uscito un altro. se mi compro un portatile (e questi proprio a buon mercato non saranno), dovrebbe sopravvivere almeno 3 anni
Asus ha impiegato notevoli energie nella progettazione del sistema di ventilazione. Grazie a diverse griglie collocate in altrettanti punti strategici, Asus UX31 riesce a mantenere contenuta la temperatura di esercizio.
No real limits of any kind apply here - not even the sky
è diventato un tutt'uno con lo spazio...
PVoutput
Inviato 29 agosto 2011 - 23:16
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Inviato 30 agosto 2011 - 06:41
Only know you love her when you let her go - Nothing else matter - Oh, if the sky comes falling down, for you there’s nothing in this world I wouldn’t do.
Inviato 30 agosto 2011 - 07:46
tradotto hanno fatto i salti mortali perchè stia fresco sullo scaffale o sul tavolo di tomshardware
@[/url]":zlkg7d3e] carino l'asus.
ma a fare pc così sottili la ventilazione non ne risente sul lungo periodo ? intendo: io non sono un macaco che butta via il macbook air comprato 6 mesi fa perchè ne è uscito un altro. se mi compro un portatile (e questi proprio a buon mercato non saranno), dovrebbe sopravvivere almeno 3 anniAsus ha impiegato notevoli energie nella progettazione del sistema di ventilazione. Grazie a diverse griglie collocate in altrettanti punti strategici, Asus UX31 riesce a mantenere contenuta la temperatura di esercizio.
Un ingegnere non saprebbe riprodursi nemmeno col manuale di istruzioni. Infatti rapiscono bambini e li educano come ingegneri pur di perpetuare questa infermità.
in God we trust, all others must bring data (cit.)
When Henry Ford made cheap, reliable cars people said, "Nah, what's wrong with a horse?" That was a huge bet he made, and it worked (Cit.)
Inviato 30 agosto 2011 - 09:18
tradotto hanno fatto i salti mortali perchè stia fresco sullo scaffale o sul tavolo di tomshardware@[/url]":29rn4l7r]
ma tra 3 anni ?
gli intel ULV avranno un refresh col sandy bridge ?
inb4 applefag: lo stesso discorso si applica al macbook air
Asus ha impiegato notevoli energie nella progettazione del sistema di ventilazione. Grazie a diverse griglie collocate in altrettanti punti strategici, Asus UX31 riesce a mantenere contenuta la temperatura di esercizio.
No, credo sia necessario ringraziare Intel
Welch said crapple informed Intel that it better drastically slash its power consumption or would likely lose crapple’s business. “It was a real wake-up call to us,” he said.
Un giorno qualcuno mi spegherà perchè dire la verità che i russi sono più forti, stanno vincendo e vinceranno la guerra, vuol dire anche essere filorussi
ciò che afferma Putin, drammaticamente, corrisponde a una verità più imparentata con la realtà e la logica.
Inviato 30 agosto 2011 - 09:22
Sborrare e.t divertire