Intel Plans Low Voltage i7

Apr 28 2010, 11:33am CDT | by Robert Evans

Those rumors of a Core iX tablet suddenly sound more plausible. Intel is hard at work on a new i7 processor that is clocked at just 1.33 GHz, 2.4 GHz on Turbo. (Fudzilla) This version should start shipping soon, while another (1.4g Ghz/2.53 GHz) will ship out in the next quarter.

These low-voltage processors were likely made with ultralight notebooks and tablets in mind. The Intel Core i7 680 UM (1.46 GHz) is said to draw 18 W of power. We'll see what that translates to in terms of battery life shortly.

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Bankia preference shares not to be converted into capital - chairman

Source: Hartford Courant

MADRID (Reuters) - Bankia's chairman Jose Ignacio Goirigoizarri said on Saturday he did not envisage converting about 4 billion euros ($5.00 billion)in preference shares held by investors into capital. "We don't envisage th ...
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Bankia says it could sell Spanish company stakes

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A man shouts slogans during a protest outside headquarters of Spain's fourth largest bank Bankia in Madrid (Sergio Perez Reuters, REUTERS / May 24, 2012) MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Bankia said on Saturday that it could sell its s ...
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