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The Intel company are planning to put dual-core processors for Ultra-Thin Notebooks…The world’s leading chip maker will roll out the Core 2 Solo SU3000 series, replacing it with the new Core 2 Duo SU7000 series. At the same time the Pentium SU2000 and a single-core Celeron model will be replaced by the Core 2 Duo SU4000 and the Dual-Core SU3000, respectively. The sources also indicate that Intel will keep its Celeron 700, at least until the end of the Q4 period. Chipzilla will also maintain its current Core 2 Duo SU9000…Intel is also expected to update its line of netbook chips, as the company is preparing to debut its next-generation Pine Trail-M platform, due out in December.

California-based chip maker introduced the next-generation line of desktop graphics cards…the single-slot GeForce GTX 260 looks pretty much real, according to a couple of leaked images and specifications that have recently surfaced on the Internet. Unfortunately, the technical specs are somewhat sketchy, at this time, but the card should be designed on a 55nm GT200b graphics processing unit, coupled with 216 processing cores, 896MB of GDDR3 memory, a Vapor Chamber technology-enabled heatsink and two 6-pin PCI-Express power connectors, which can be noticed in the available photos.

Seagate the most leading company selling hard drives and other storage solutions… A new high-capacity hard drive that will provide customers with a massive 2TB of storage was introduced by seagate… It is a desktop ready 3.5-inch form factor, said drive is expected to be one of the first to boast a 6Gbps connectivity interface, consequently providing users with increased speeds and performances, which makes it an ideal choice for some of the upcoming high-end computer systems. the new drive has been designed for high-end computer systems and will be featured with four 500GB platters, with a spinning performances of 7200RPM. The drive is expected to come with 64MB of cache and use the next-generation SATA interface, providing users with a speed of 6Gbps. Additional features of the new drive include a maximum sustained data rate of 138MB/s, while power consumption will be at 9.23 watts on average and up to 2.9 bels in acoustic power while seeking. The drive will be released in North America and costs or US$299.