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Elonex, Mitac Deliver 133MHz Pentium Notebooks
News Elonex's NB-5000 TFT range comes in 133MHz Pentium and 150MHz Pentium flavours. The entry-level NB-5133 (£2,330 + VAT) is a 133MHz Pentium-based notebook with 16Mb RAM, 1.35Gb hard drive, 12.1-inch TFT screen, removable 3.5-inch floppy drive, 16...
[December 9, 1996, 13:27]
Five Years Ago: AMD Strikes Into Pentium Heartland With 133MHz Chip
News The Texas firm's K5-PR120 and K5-PR133 run at slower MHz clock frequencies but equal the Intel chips for application performance, according to the ubiquitous P-rating system. The chips slot straight into Socket 7 slots on Pentium motherboards.
[October 10, 2001, 6:00]
Dell Sweetens 133MHz Notebook Prices
News The basic specification Latitude XPi P133ST with 8Mb RAM, 810Mb hard drive and 11.3-inch TFT screen is down from £2,250 + VAT to £2,000. A higher-specification Latitude XPi P133ST with 24Mb RAM, 2.1Gb hard drive and 11.3-inch TFT screen drops from...
[November 8, 1996, 10:26]
PB-NEC Cuts 133MHz Versa Notebook Prices
News The Versa 6030X, with 16Mb RAM, 1.44Gb hard drive, six-speed CD-ROM and 12.1-inch TFT screen, has fallen from £4,300 + VAT to £3,500. The 6030H model has dropped from £3,300 + VAT to £3,000 + VAT, and the 4240H from £2,200 + VAT to £2,000 + VAT.
[November 21, 1996, 8:47]
Performance And Recommended Use Of AB287A, HP PCI-X 133MHz 10Gigabit Ethernet SR Adapter
White Papers This paper highlights the excellent performance of HP's PCI-X 133MHz10 Gigabit Ethernet SR Adapter, AB287A. The performance measurements were done on an HP Integrity rx7640 server. The paper also provides suggestions based on the performance and...
[February 2, 2007, 23:00]
Intel Lays Out Mobile CPU Roadmap
News The company will kick things off this week with the release of a 133MHz Pentium processor with MMX Technology. The Santa Clara, Calif.company will follow that release with lower-voltage processors for portables later this year and in 1998.
[May 19, 1997, 9:47]
Intel's Pentium III Smorgasbord (Part 2)
News Making things somewhat more confusing are the existing 533MHz and 600MHz Pentium III chips, which support either a 100MHz or 133MHz bus. They, however, include a 512KB Level 2 cache, which is the best way for customers to recognize them.
[October 26, 1999, 10:25]
Cyrix Dumps Socket 7 And Leaves AMD In The Cold
News Steve Tobak, the company's VP for corporate marketing, told ZDNet News the socket 7 design would be abandoned, possibly by Q2 next year, when its bandwidth achieves 133MHz. We wouldn't want to continue with socket 7 after 133MHz.said Tobak, who...
[March 20, 1998, 16:31]
Pentium III Chipset Delayed
News The chip set, code-named Camino and known as the Intel 820, was supposed to ship in June, but Intel has pushed back its release until September. The 820 supports a 133MHz system bus, 4X AGP and new Rambus Direct RAM.
[February 25, 1999, 8:35]
AMD Leader Of CPU Pack Again With 700MHz Athlon
News Chip underdog AMD officially launched its flagship 700MHz Athlon processor Monday, with full 700Mhz systems already advertised for sale online. Despite assurances from competitor Intel that it has chips based upon its PIII 133MHz bus "coppermine...
[October 4, 1999, 10:41]
One Year Ago: Intel Lays Out Mobile CPU Roadmap
News Intel's mobile road map, which historically has trailed its desktop counterparts by months, may finally catch up later this year. The company will kick things off this week with the release of a 133MHz Pentium processor with MMX Technology.
[May 18, 1998, 0:29]
Digital Counts To Three NT PCs
News The Venturis GL is £1,900 + VAT for a 180MHz Pentium Pro model with 16Mb RAM and 1.2Gb hard disk. A 200MHz Pentium Pro version is also available. The slimline-design Celebris FX comes with 133MHz, 166MHz or 200MHz Pentiums and costs £1,400 + VAT...
[September 10, 1996, 16:16]
Digital Hits HiNote With Value Notebook Line
News The entry-level HiNote VP 510 (£1,600 + VAT) is a 100MHz Pentium-based machine with 8Mb RAM, 1.08Gb hard drive, and 11.3-inch dual-scan screen. At the top of the range is the HiNote VP 535 (£3,000 + VAT), a 133MHz Pentium-based notebook with 8Mb...
[November 11, 1996, 16:59]
CD-ROM Mac PowerBooks To Ship November
News Apple yesterday tried to expunge the memory of its troublesome PowerBook 5300 notebook line when it introduced its all-new PowerBook 1400 series. The four-strong range includes the first units to come with integral CD-ROM drives.
[October 22, 1996, 15:29]
Digital StrongARM Chip Muscles In On Palmtops
News As Intel Corp.focuses on processors to boost notebook PC performance, Digital Equipment Corp.s Semiconductor Division is thinking much smaller -- subnotebooks, handhelds and cellular Webphones, to be exact.
[September 3, 1997, 9:19]
E In Intel 810E Stands For ChEap
News PCs based on Intel's Pentium III chip are set to break through the $1000 barrier. The chip maker Monday announced a new desktop PC chip set, the 810E, designed for high performance -- but relatively low cost -- PCs.
[September 28, 1999, 10:05]
Five Years Ago: 150MHz Pentium Arrives To Muted Welcome
News Usually, new chips from the giant can be guaranteed a substantial parade of PC vendors slotting the device into their lines but the much-discussed performance and energy consumption with the chip have caused an unusually low-key introduction.
[August 9, 2001, 8:00]
Intel Plan: New Chip Sets, Faster PCs
News Intel is readying a summer blockbuster of its own: a new chip set that will crank up the performance of value and mid-range desktop PCs. Due June 19, according to sources, Intel's new 815 chip set will yield higher overall system performance for...
[June 2, 2000, 9:26]
Intel Confirms 820 Chip Set Delay
News Intel confirmed Monday it has again delayed its 820 chip set for high-performance desktop PCs and is working on a fix. Intel is working with manufacturer Rambus to iron out memory errors seen in tests of certain system configurations with the chip...
[September 28, 1999, 9:34]
Rambus Finally Arrives
News It wasn't supposed to be. But Direct Rambus Dynamic RAM will make its debut Monday -- along with Intel 840, a new chipset for workstations and low-end servers. Rambus, Intel's new memory technology, has been controversial, suffering setbacks in...
[October 22, 1999, 8:53]
