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Intel's desktop roadmap leaked, with faster i5 and i7, introduction of i3

Nov 29th 2009 3:21PM on Engadget

@va jj

I understand paying $1000 for the i9 but only if it was 3.2 GHz or higher, had full support for PCIE3, USB3 and the newest SATA.

Intel's desktop roadmap leaked, with faster i5 and i7, introduction of i3

Nov 29th 2009 2:04PM on Engadget

@Neros Fiddle

I'm looking forward to an i9 but it better be over 3GHz and intel better have support for USB 3.0, SATA 3 and PCIE 3 by that point!

Verizon goes after Sprint's 'most dependable 3G network' ad claim

Nov 24th 2009 10:54PM on Engadget

LOL - I'm a Sprint customer but Sprint has ignored their own customers so much in the past two years I enjoy bad things happening to Sprint. I don't know who is going to buy out Sprint but I can't imagine that the new management could work any less effectively than Dan Hesse and his current team.

Early Core i9 benchmarks promising, make you wonder why you even bothered with Core i7

Nov 24th 2009 9:23AM on Engadget

As much as I'd like to build a new PC, I'm not going to until the CPU and chipset support the latest PCIE, SATA and USB. Unfortunately, Intel is purposely gimping their own technology.

Black Friday deals roundup: Walmart, Target and NewEgg

Nov 22nd 2009 6:41PM on Engadget

I was hoping Newegg would have the TC-P42G10 for $759 like they did last month (started shopping for it too late) but the black friday deal on the same Panasonic is about $100 more than it was just a month ago!

Palm Pre slips to $80 on contract, makes the Pixi that much less attractive

Nov 19th 2009 9:16AM on Engadget

I would be happy to pay a big wad o' cash for the HD2 - no interest in phones for kids. Too bad Sprint doesn't carry and high end phones.

NVIDIA's Fermi-based GeForce 100 GPU makes a Twitter appearance

Nov 18th 2009 8:02PM on Engadget

Coldwave, thanks but I already have a 4870 and it isn't close to enough for Crysis. I'd like something that can at least do an adequate job with Crysis 3 and I doubt the 5870 will even fill that bill.

NVIDIA's Fermi-based GeForce 100 GPU makes a Twitter appearance

Nov 18th 2009 6:16PM on Engadget

I'd love to know the specs ont he new nVidias. I'm no fanboy of ATI or nVidia - they both have issues - but both are the best to choose from. I'm ready to replace my video card but would like to know the specs of the nVidia before I invest $500 on a new card.

Sprint pulls piping hot Hero update out of the oven

Nov 18th 2009 5:45PM on Engadget

After seeing the HD2 hardware it is more like Sprint pulled a bile steaming pile of $#!t out of the oven.

Adobe's Flash Player 10.1 beta GPU acceleration tested, documented

Nov 17th 2009 10:06AM on Engadget

Junemas,

You aren't alone - it crashes on a regular basis in Windows 7 using IE8 as well. They have many threads in the adobe forums about it but so far no solution.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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