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Thoroughbred Derby
Downloads Thoroughbred Derby is a simple horse betting game. Thoroughbred Derby is freeware. Select your favorite horse and bid amount, and then watch the horses race across the track! Will you bet on the horse with the best odds, or will you risk it all by...
[June 9, 2008, 8:00]
AMD's Thoroughbred leaves the starting gate review
Reviews AMD’s new 0.13-micron Thoroughbred processors use considerably less power than their 0.18-micron Palomino predecessors. Thanks to its 0.13-micron internal structures, the Thoroughbred Athlon XP requires less voltage and therefore uses less power...
[June 18, 2002, 16:34]
AMD races first 'Thoroughbred' chip to laptop market
News AMD has introduced its first processor based on the smaller, more efficient "Thoroughbred" core, the mobile Athlon XP. Thoroughbred, which shrinks the previous "Palomino" core from 0.18-micron to 0.13-micron geometry, is expected to arrive in...
[April 17, 2002, 10:48]
Thoroughbred Horse Farm Finds Record-Breaking Color Solution With Lexmark C534n
White Papers Located on 2,300 acres of pastoral rolling meadows in the midst of Kentucky bluegrass horse country, Overbrook Farm, founded in 1972, has produced several legendary names, including 1996 Kentucky Derby winner Grindstone and 1996 Belmont Stakes...
[May 25, 2007, 1:00]
Breeders' Cup Horse Racing
Downloads Officially licensed from the "Super Bowl" of international Thoroughbred horseracing - the Breeders' Cup World Championships. Enter the high-stakes world of Thoroughbred wagering as you attempt to win big and claim the title of the world's...
[June 3, 2008, 8:00]
AMD speeds notebooks
News All of these chips will be based on the processor cores of Thoroughbred, or Appaloosa, a discount version of Thoroughbred. AMD has ramped up its mobile processor line, launching a 1.2GHz Athlon 4 and a 950MHz Duron.
[November 12, 2001, 14:50]
AMD hammers out plans for the future
News Barton is effectively the same as the Thoroughbred Athlons but contains IBM's SOI (silicon-on-insulator) technology, which better insulates transistors and is used to increase performance or lower the power consumption of a processor.
[November 9, 2001, 13:37]
AMD, Intel trot out new chips
News Sunnyvale, California-based AMD will unfurl the Athlon XP 2200+, a desktop chip that was code-named Thoroughbred and runs at 1.8GHz. A dual-processor version of Thoroughbred for servers and workstations, however, has been delayed until the second...
[June 10, 2002, 9:03]
Via readies Hammer chipsets
News As early as 10 June AMD will switch Athlon to the Thoroughbred core, which uses a smaller 0.13-micron manufacturing process to allow for higher speed increases. Thoroughbred will carry AMD through to the launch of Hammer Athlons near the end of the...
[May 21, 2002, 14:19]
Intel price cuts usher in new Pentium 4
News Not to be outdone, AMD will soon release Thoroughbred, a souped-up version of the Athlon XP chip. Unlike current Athlons, Thoroughbred will be made on the 130-nanometer manufacturing process, which means the chips will be smaller, cheaper and faster.
[April 16, 2002, 8:44]
Win a 2GB Crucial memory kit review
Reviews A couple of new DIMMs can turn almost any old donkey into a thoroughbred racehorse. One of the best ways to upgrade any PC is to give it more memory. Plus, it's easy to do, and you can reap the benefits immediately.
[December 19, 2006, 8:49]
Win four Crucial 2GB memory upgrades
News A couple of new SIMMs can turn almost any old donkey into a thoroughbred racehorse. One of the best ways to upgrade any PC is to give it more memory. We're giving you the chance not just to upgrade to 1GB, but to beef it up with a massive 2GB of...
[December 23, 2005, 10:05]
Real takes charge in subscription software
News A mélange of content providers have signed up for the service: SoapCity, which streams on-demand audio episodes of the dramas "The Young and the Restless" and "Days of Our Lives"; Campus Crusade for Christ and Cutting Edge International, which...
[April 10, 2002, 7:31]
AMD puts Dresden plant in spotlight
News In the coming months our customers will see the Thoroughbred (processor) with 0.13-micron, Barton with 0.13-micron and the SOI finishing process, as well as the two members of the Hammer family, Sledgehammer and Clawhammer.
[August 1, 2001, 17:04]
AMD's new budget processors review
Reviews The 3100+ processor is based on the K8 architecture (using Socket 754) without the 64-bit support, while the rest of the lineup is based on the older K7 Thoroughbred core (using Socket A). AMD recently launched its latest line of desktop and...
[August 5, 2004, 10:10]
Huddle has an app for iPhone web conferencing
Blog What Huddle does do well is provide a hosted suite of live tools in a single app - and because it’s a pretty thoroughbred web 2.0 beast, it offers features like unlimited users for free so that it can scale from small teams to large enterprise...
[October 1, 2009, 9:31]
Last orders in Montecito
Leader Intel's Itanium vision all those years ago was to create a thoroughbred 64bit chip to power servers and high-end workstations, perhaps even to ease out the x86 chips over time. As technology enthusiasts, we're usually excited by the latest...
[July 19, 2006, 15:30]
Intel cuts Pentium prices
News The company is also expected to soon release "Thoroughbred", a faster version of its Athlon chip made on the 130-nanometre manufacturing process, for desktops. Intel slashed the price of Pentium 4 processors for desktops and notebooks over the...
[May 28, 2002, 8:57]
AMD claws for top with new chip
News An upcoming Athlon chip called Thoroughbred, based on a 130-nanometer processor core, is expected to have even higher clock speeds. AMD on Wednesday will unveil its Athlon XP 2100+ processor at the CeBIT trade show in Hannover, Germany.
[March 13, 2002, 9:16]
Itanium Solutions Alliance won't solve the problem
Leader When even the cheapest jalopy can outrun a thoroughbred racehorse, it's time to make that reservation at the knacker's yard. It's a good thing for Intel's UK marketing department that the proposed Government crackdown on extreme Internet...
[September 1, 2005, 13:50]
