Year after year, Intel Corporation introduces new product-lines of processors. The difference between the old versions with the new ones is always about the speed.
This year, 2011, Intel creates a huge leap to the future of laptops as the company introduces a chip that not only is faster than the previous versions but opens new technologies.
We now live in a time-crunched society, where we often find ourselves needing more time than we actually have. This is one of the reasons why Intel Processors are around. These little chips turn our accomplishments big.
Going online has become a staple to almost everyone in the world. Without the internet, people will not be able to perform their daily tasks fast and precise or find recreation during short breaks.
True to its ultimate goal in producing technologies that will enhance the performance of computer usage, Intel comes up with something new. Introducing the 2nd generation Intel core processor family.
So what's so different about the newest line of Intel Processors this year compared to the others? The 2nd generation Intel core processor family codename Sandy Bridge comes with a built-in graphics chip. No, your eyes are well. You read it right.
The world would never be the same without the existence of our ability to see. Our eyes play a vital role on our daily activities. Therefore, we have to take care of it. We have to treat it with the best views it can see at the highest quality. And Intel knows it all.
As long as we can remember, we know that the world we live in is the Physical and Digital world. It is hard to separate the two as we find it difficult in determining which is which. Using our computers everyday has been a need to many. Thanks to the new integrated graphics chip in Sandy Bridge, there's no other way to determine the Physical and Digital world.
The 2nd Generation Intel Core processor family is the first "visibly smart" microarchitecture for combine visual and 3-D graphics technology with performance-leading microprocessors in a single chip.
Crisp colors and faster loads. These are what you should expect with Sandy Bridge.
Crisp Colors
When you buy a Sandy Bridge processor, you'll automatically get a free graphics driver. And no, not those bulky ones. Your processor contains a built-in graphics chip. This means you'll be saving a huge amount of money.
Faster Loads
The 2nd Generation Intel Core processor family is the first "visibly smart" microarchitecture for combine visual and 3-D graphics technology with performance-leading microprocessors in a single chip.
Crisp colors and faster loads. These are what you should expect with Sandy Bridge.
Crisp Colors
When you buy a Sandy Bridge processor, you'll automatically get a free graphics driver. And no, not those bulky ones. Your processor contains a built-in graphics chip. This means you'll be saving a huge amount of money.
Faster Loads
Sandy Bridge is yet the fastest processor around as it has a built-in graphics chip- meaning the user will get high quality media (photos, videos, sounds, movie, etc.) in a jiffy. It bestows the turbo boost technology and the hyper-threading technology. It's like having all the technology of the previous Intel processors. Sleek, right?
Topping the list of the most number of social networking site users and Youtube users, Sandy Bridge suits to the Filipino market. Beyond just being consumers in the internet, Filipinos are widely known as content-creators. They create a lot of photos, videos and other forms of media where they need high quality graphics chip and a much faster processor.
Next week, check this site for a list of facts about the 2nd generation Intel Core processor family.
Topping the list of the most number of social networking site users and Youtube users, Sandy Bridge suits to the Filipino market. Beyond just being consumers in the internet, Filipinos are widely known as content-creators. They create a lot of photos, videos and other forms of media where they need high quality graphics chip and a much faster processor.
Next week, check this site for a list of facts about the 2nd generation Intel Core processor family.
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