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Intel® Core™ i7 Mobile Processor

The 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ Processor Family

These new processors feature improved adaptive performance that adds speed when you need it◊1 and built-in visual capabilities◊2 for a better PC experience you can see. We call that visibly smart performance. You'll call it amazing.

bulletAutomatic speed boost when you need it
bullet4- and 8-way multi-task processing lets you get more done faster
bulletStunning and seamless visual experience built-in
bulletHigher frequency and larger cache size for even faster multitasking
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Built-In Visuals

Everything you need to enjoy a stunning and seamless visual experience, now built into your processor.◊3

Intel® Quick Sync Video

Edit and Share Videos in a Flash

Visibly smart performance makes fast work of creating, editing, and sharing videos with I

Create, edit, and share videos in a flash

Intel® Quick Sync Video makes fast work of creating, editing, synchronizing, and sharing your videos–at home and online– without the expense of additional hardware.

Intel® Quick Sync Video
 

 

 

Intel Quick Sync Video, built right into 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processors, is breakthrough hardware acceleration that lets you complete in minutes what used to take hours. Create DVDs or Blu-ray* discs, edit videos, convert video files for your portable media player, and convert videos for upload to your favorite social networking sites–all in a flash.

PCs with Intel Quick Sync Video can convert HD video content for a handheld device twice as fast as PCs based on previous generation Intel® Core™ processors.¹ Instead of waiting for your video, your video is waiting for you.

 

The best laptop power settings depend on whether you're using the battery or plugging into an outlet. Both Windows* and Mac* operating systems (OSs) have tools that will help you to extend your laptop's battery life while getting the best performance when plugged in. These tools will allow your laptop to turn off certain components or enter standby or hibernation mode after a predetermined period of inactivity. Generally speaking, settings that save power will decrease your laptop's performance while settings that use more power will improve performance.

The monitor uses more energy than any other component on your laptop, so setting your monitor to turn off after only a few minutes of inactivity is an excellent strategy for saving power. You should set your laptop to turn off the hard disk drive (HDD) after a period of inactivity between 15 minutes and one hour. System standby turns your laptop's monitor and HDD off and saves your open data to RAM.

Hibernation also puts your computer into a low-power state saving your open programs and files to the hard drive. Both of these "sleep" states can save a lot of laptop power. That said, keep in mind that hibernation requires a significant amount of free space.

Mac OS X* has an Energy Saver pane enabling you to keep your Mac laptop from consuming too much power. Like Windows, Mac OS can turn off your laptop's monitor and HDD when the computer is inactive. Mac OS X's sleep mode places the computer in a low-power mode until you choose to wake it up. The energy-saving settings in Mac OS X are different than the ones in Windows. For example, you can tell your Mac to turn off the hard disk, but not when to turn them off. Both Mac OS X and Windows Vista* provide an option for dimming the brightness on your laptop display.

Laptop power settings in Windows XP*

bulletClick Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Power Options
bulletSelect the Max Battery power scheme from the drop-down menu
bulletChange the settings to maximize your laptop's power savings.
bulletSet the time that the computer should turn off the monitor and hard disk
bulletChoose the settings for standby or hibernation mode. To save the most battery power, reduce these settings below their default values and click Apply
bulletSelect Portable/Laptop from the power scheme drop-down list. Adjust these settings for times when your laptop will be plugged into a power outlet. For best results, set the display to turn off after only a few minutes of inactivity.
bulletAdjust the settings for other power management options so that your laptop will wait at least an hour to turn off the hard drive or go to sleep. This will allow for the best possible system performance for your laptop.

Laptop power settings in Windows Vista*

bulletClick Start > Control Panel > System and Maintenance > Power Options
bulletClick Select a Power Plan.
bulletChoose Power Saver to conserve the most battery power
bulletChoose Balanced or High Performance if you plan to plug your laptop into a power outlet
bulletClick Choose when to turn off the display. In the next window, change the settings for when your laptop's monitor should turn off and select when the computer should go to sleep. For the greatest battery power savings, choose times between five and 15 minutes. For best performance, choose times between 30 minutes and one hour.
bulletThen click Change Advanced Plan Settings and click the plus sign next to Battery to adjust settings for the Power Saver power plan. Choose what you want Vista to do when the battery is low or critical. Hibernate is your best option if you have plenty of hard drive space. However, if you choose Shut Down from the drop-down menu, make sure you save your work often when your laptop is on battery power.
bulletClick Start > Control Panel > Mobile PC and select Windows Mobility Center and use the slider to adjust your display's brightness settings. This will conserve power without turning off your monitor entirely. You can also monitor your battery status in Windows Mobility Center.

Laptop power settings in Mac OS X*

bulletGo to Apple Menu > System Preferences
bulletUnder Hardware, click Energy Saver and select the Sleep tab. Adjust the sliders to choose when you want the computer and the display to go to sleep. To conserve battery power, keep both settings low. To maximize performance, move the sliders as far to the right as possible.
bulletCheck the box next to Put the hard disks to sleep when possible and click the Options tab. Select whether you'd like the computer to wake up after events such as a modem ring, and whether display brightness should be reduced before the display turns off. You can also use options to show battery status in the menu bar.
bulletAdjust the processor performance. Choose Reduced if you're using battery power.
bulletChoose Highest if you're plugged in or choose Automatic to let Mac OS X manage processor performance for you.

By using these tips, you can avoid running out of laptop battery power at critical moments and avoid the inconvenience of reduced performance when plugged into the power grid.

 

3D Your PC

Immerse yourself with full HD stereo 3D viewing right on your PC,

Entertainment technology comes in more flavors than we could have dreamed a few years ago. An entertainment PC combines everything a regular computer can do—e-mail, Web, etc.—with the best of digital entertainment. Some of these new PCs look like a traditional receiver you would find in your stereo cabinet—yet others are smaller sized PCs that take up little space, standing vertically.

Following are some of the fun things you can do. Make sure you talk with your sales person to ensure your new computer does some or all of the following:

bulletRecord, rewind, and pause TV (even live TV) with the digital video recorder capabilities and incur no monthly fee.
bulletListen to music from an online radio station and other streaming sources, MP3s, or your CD collection.
bulletUse standard PC functions like e-mail, the Web, and productivity applications.
bulletPlay the hottest games on your TV.
bulletShare and organize your photos using your TV screen, not the small monitor on your PC.

 

Intel® HD Graphics

Great Gaming, Built-in

Get awesome performance for mainstream gaming with Intel I7—no extra hardware needed.

Despite the popularity of the Nintendo Wii* and other gaming consoles, the PC is still a great platform for games, with millions of devoted players, and lots of new titles coming out each year. But today's graphically complex games call for a wide variety of high-performance hardware. Choosing the right game-friendly PC can be a daunting experience, unless you know what to look for.

Some hardcore gamers build their machines at home. But the majority of us who don't have time or just want to choose the right computer for a gaming enthusiast in our lives generally prefer to order a computer online and have it built just the way we want it.

If you want a computer that provides a good environment for video games, take a look at this PC gaming checklist, which covers all the essentials, before you go shopping

Getting the Lay of the Land

The term "freeware" typically refers strictly to software that is offered without cost, with no strings attached. That makes it different from these types of software:

bulletCommercial software is the familiar type of software sold in stores or over the Internet, typically for a one-time fee.
bulletTrial software is a way for commercial software companies to let you try their software without cost, hoping you will buy the full version later. It may not have the full functionality of the regular version, and it typically stops working after a set number of uses or period of time.
bulletShareware is available for use initially for free, but you'll be asked to pay a fee if you find it useful or after a certain number of uses or period of time. Payment for shareware is often based on the "honor system," meaning that the software won't actually stop working if you don't pay for it.

Sharper, Smoother, Richer

Get an extraordinary visual experience—beyond just graphics and media—with sharper images, richer color, and life-like audio and video, thanks to Intel® Clear Video HD Technology.◊3

Intel® Clear Video HD Technology

Intel® Core™ i3 Mobile Processor

Intel® Core™ i3-370M Processor
(3M cache, 2.40 GHz)


 

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Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology connect without wires. Three components - the Intel® Pentium® M processor, Intel® 855 Chipset Family, and Intel® PRO/Wireless network connection family have been designed, tested and validated to work together as a single unit empowering a whole new generation of notebooks. A combination of cutting edge notebook specific processor and chipset design combined with Wi-Fi capabilities, Intel Centrino mobile technology represents Intel's best notebook technologies for your mobile world+.

Cpu 765,745,755,738 Chipset intel 855
L2 Cache 2MB, 1MB RAM Supports up to 2 GB of DDR
Clock Speed 1.50 to 2.10 GHz Wireless Intel-pro
Front Side Bus 400 MHz  

 

Mobile optimized architecture Support for Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology Low power technologies Performance enhancing technologies such as Micro-ops Fusion and Dedicated Stack Manager Micro FCPGA & FCBGA packaging technology (LV & ULV parts only available in FCBGA)

The Intel® 855GM Chipset

The Intel® 855GM Chipset graphics memory controller hub (GMCH-M) is a highly integrated mobile chipset solution that has been optimized to support the Intel® Pentium® M processor, high speed DDR memory and a Hub interface to ICH4-M. In addition to this, the Intel 855GM chipset provides integrated graphics capabilities.

The Intel® 855PM Chipset

The Intel® 855PM Chipset memory controller hub (MCH-M) is a mobile chipset solution that has been optimized to support the Intel® Pentium® M processor, high speed DDR memory and a Hub interface to ICH4-M. This chipset has an AGP 4X interface and provides flexible support for high performance discrete graphics solutions.

The Intel® 855GME chipset

The Intel® 855GME chipset graphics memory controller hub (GMCH-M) is a component of Intel® Centrino mobile technology. The chipset is a highly integrated mobile solution optimized to support the Intel® Pentium® M processor, high speed 333/266/200 DDR memory, and a Hub interface to ICH4-M.


 

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