Chip maker Nvidia, after years of trying to deliver the zenith of processing power for video gamers, is taking a new path in trying to crack the mobile-device market. Where even numbers have always been the norm in the computing world, the Silicon Valley company says its breakthrough is the number five.
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Intel Corp.’s mission to get the computer industry to embrace its new ultrabook standard by the end of next year is hitting a roadblock: price.
The world’s largest chipmaker aims to convert 40 percent of consumer laptops to the format, which features slim designs, instant startup and all-day battery life. The idea is to make Windows notebooks more like tablets and smartphones—or at least closer to the skinny MacBook Air, Apple Inc.’s best- selling laptop.
Read MoreAmerican electronics company Motorola have unveiled their latest tablet computer, with the unique feature being advertised based on the ability to change a TV channel based on the content currently streaming on the tablet.
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Read MoreT-Mobile’s newest ultra-mobile 4G tablet delivers a rich entertainment experience anywhere on America’s Largest 4G Network.
Read MoreWorld’s most reliable 10” and 7” tablets deliver the enhanced security, advanced device management and application eco-system required by business and government users
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