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September 5, 2006

Guide to buying Dual Core processors

If you feel like you’ve been left behind by the horde of dual-core microprocessors coming out from AMD and Intel, check out Computer Reseller News‘ 10 page Dual-Core CPU Buyer’s Guide for a nice snapshot of current offerings and prices.

And speaking of dual-core, Intel rolled out it’s Merom line of mobile dual-core processors last week, but the word from Taiwan is that notebooks using AMD’s Turion are still significantly cheaper.

Posted at 12:46 pm. Filed under AMD, Companies, Intel, Laptop, Microprocessors, Notebook

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