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Circulating on the Net the first images of a sample of the forthcoming Intel high-end, based on the Westmere microarchitecture.

The successor to Bloomfield Gulftown will be called and will consist of six core made with the manufacturing process to 32 nanometers.

From the screenshot of CPU-Z software, you can deduct some of the technical features which, according to the new nomenclature Intel, should be identified as Core I9.

The socket will remain unchanged by allowing owners of motherboards LGA 1366 to make ..read more

article, we assumed a possible shift to the Intel platform of 2010 Pine Trail.

The Santa Clara chipmaker, however, has denied these reports, confirming the arrival of new processor for Netbook and nettop later this year.

Almost certainly the first sample will be shown at the ‘Intel Developer Forum in September, as stated by Mooly Eden, head of Intel’s mobile platforms:

Pine Trail was scheduled. By a 3-chip solution will move to action and we ..read more

Samsung has announced that it has completed development of a new chip specifically for all ‘usage in mobile systems. Talk about a version of the ARM Cortex A8 solution that can operate at clock frequency of 1.000 MHz, well above the various implementations of this architecture is currently available.

The development was done jointly with Intrinsity company of Austin, Texas, specializes in such products. L ‘Cortex A8 architecture was developed by ARM, a company that develops English architecture and ..read more

Looks like all that excitement over PSPgo’s faster (but likely to be underused) 480MHz processor is all for naught. Our friends at Engadget Japan have gotten in contact with Sony Computer Entertainment and been informed that the Maximum clock frequency mentioned here is for the USB device, not the CPU. All those dreams of hacked firmware to unlock more power? Better hold that thought for now.

Go here to read the rest:  SCE: PSPgo’s 480MHz clock speed references USB, not ..read more