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Review: Alienware M17x R4 
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Review: Alienware M17x R4

by Sasha Muller  |  24 Aug 2012  |  Comment now
A quad-core Ivy Bridge CPU and AMD’s Radeon HD 7970M make the M17x R4 a gaming force to be reckoned with, and the chassis is an absolute monster.
Intel pulls out big guns for Ivy Bridge showcase in Australia 
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Intel pulls out big guns for Ivy Bridge showcase in Australia

by Chris Jager  |  6 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Intel has officially laid out the welcoming mat for its new Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processor range in Australia.
Introducing Australia's Ivy Bridge ultrabooks 
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Introducing Australia's Ivy Bridge ultrabooks

by Allie Coyne  |  6 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Meet the ultrabooks touching down with Intel's third-gen chips.
Toshiba unleashes wide Ivy Bridge ultrabook on Aussies 
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Toshiba unleashes wide Ivy Bridge ultrabook on Aussies

by Allie Coyne  |  5 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Ivy Bridge-powered Ultrabook with 14.4in 'panoramic' screen lands in Australia.
Sony unveils T Series Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks 
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Sony unveils T Series Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks

by Nic Healey  |  5 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Sony launches a new series of Vaio Ultrabooks using the Ivy Bridge chipset from Intel.
Intel Core i5-3470: Ivy Bridge makes it to the mainstream 
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Intel Core i5-3470: Ivy Bridge makes it to the mainstream

by John Gillooly  |  31 May 2012  |  Comment now
This quad core US $184 CPU is our new favourite desktop model, balancing price and performance wonderfully.
Thunderbolt may have arrived for the PC, but the devices haven't 
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Thunderbolt may have arrived for the PC, but the devices haven't

by John Gillooly  |  25 May 2012  |  Comment now
As we have been finding in the labs, a Thunderbolt port doesn't mean a product will play nice with a Thunderbolt enabled PC.
Intel wants chips in iPhone, iPad 
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Intel wants chips in iPhone, iPad

by Allie Coyne  |  15 May 2012  |  Comment now
Intel teases new mobile processors that “Apple can’t ignore”.
Fujitsu unveils "world's thinnest" Ultrabook 
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Fujitsu unveils "world's thinnest" Ultrabook View all Stuff Articles

by Esat Dedezade  |  11 May 2012  |  Comment now
Fujitsu has lifted the curtains on its Lifebook UH75H -- but is it really the world's thinnest Ultrabook?
Samsung launches i7 Series 5 notebooks 
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Samsung launches i7 Series 5 notebooks

by Paddy Smith  |  9 May 2012  |  Comment now
Samsung Notebook Series 5 550P with Ivy Bridge i7 announced.
Opinion: Ivy Bridge has Intel's best graphics core yet, but the real test is still to come 
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Opinion: Ivy Bridge has Intel's best graphics core yet, but the real test is still to come

by John Gillooly  |  27 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
High end Ivy Bridge CPUs have impressed us greatly, but it will be Ultrabooks that really show us just what Intel's HD 4000 graphics are capable of.
Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge arrives on the desktop 
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Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge arrives on the desktop

by John Gillooly  |  24 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Ivy Bridge makes its long-anticipated desktop debut with this new flagship unlocked Core i7 from Intel.
Intel Core i7-3720QM Review: Ivy Bridge begins the long journey to Ultrabook status 
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Intel Core i7-3720QM Review: Ivy Bridge begins the long journey to Ultrabook status

by John Gillooly  |  24 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Intel has launched a handful of mobile Core i7 CPUs as part of the first batch of Ivy Bridge processors. These are focused on power, not battery life.
Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge finally launches 
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Intel Core i7-3770K: Ivy Bridge finally launches View all Atomic Articles

by Matt Wilson  |  24 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Intel's Ivy Bridge launch has lacked a lot of its usual clockwork precision, but now the official veil has been lifted from the 22nm processor, and we like what we see.
Is Intel's Z77 a chipset in search of a CPU? 
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Is Intel's Z77 a chipset in search of a CPU?

by John Gillooly  |  10 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
Over the weekend Intel launched its new Z77 chipset. It supports Sandy Bridge CPUs but we'd advise against rushing out and upgrading.
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