ATX | CPU Socket | 1156 | Chipset | Intel® P67 Express Chipset | Memory Type | DDR 3 | Memory Speed | 2600+(OC)/2133(OC)/1866(OC)/1600/1333/1066 non-ECC‚ un-buffered memory | Maximum Memory | 16GB (4 modules) | On Board Graphics | No | Expansion Slots | 1 x PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot (blue @ x16 mode) 3 x PCI Express 2.0 x1 slots 2 x PCI slots | SLI | No | Crossfire | No | SATA | SATA 6Gb/s | RAID | RAID 0‚ RAID 1‚ RAID 10‚ RAID 5 and Intel® Rapid Storage | Back Panel | - 1 x
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Computer generations and the historical development of the computers and also highlight microcomputers and supercomputers architecture Content page no Abstract----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Introduction------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Computer generation and the historical development of the computers---------------------4 Microcomputer and supper computer
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Electronics and Communication at NITK‚ courses on Digital Systems Design‚ Microprocessors‚ Digital Computer Architecture and VLSI design introduced me to the different aspects of computer design; from hardware design to software(assembly programming on 8085‚ 8086). In my Digital Computer Architecture course‚ I was introduced to the basic computer architecture concepts like Instruction Set design‚ Instruction Level Parallelism and Memory Hierarchy. The quantitative approach followed by Professor Ramesh Kini
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1. Intel is a monopolist manufacturing computer chips with a competitive fringe of firms that act as price takers of the price Intel sets. The market willingness to pay for the P80 chip is given by= 400 − Q‚ with p in dollars p F per chip and Q in thousands of chips per month. The fringe marginal cost curve is MC= 40 + .5Q F (with Q F and MC F also in thousands of chips and dollars per chip‚ respectively)‚ and Intel’s marginal cost of producing chips is constant at $50 per chip. Intel is
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First being Intel which has 80% market share and the rest 20% by AMD. The production is very focused by both the companies into CPU manufacturing. This is one of the major hit back of AMD since it dint anticipate the fall of PC sales and instead only focused on CPU
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6-18-13 Computer strategies and logic Intro to computers The abacus wasn’t electronic but was the first computing device Charles Babbage Mechanical computer developed in 1822 and 1871 w/thousands of moving parts. The Hollerith machine was the first electronically driven machine in the late 1800s Hollerith left the Census bureau in 1896 to establish the Tabulation Machine. Later became IBM The first digital computer built in the basement of Iowa state university in 1937-1942 by John
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also high‚ they devoted 9% of sales to R&D. Starting in 1990‚ Apple released mainstream products at low prices. He aimed to put out a hit product once every 6 to 12 months. During this time‚ Apple also formed alliances with its biggest competitor‚ Intel. The many joint ventures included creating new system operation software and multimedia
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i Case Study: One Laptop Per Child [from: Keegan‚ Warren J.‚ and Mark C. Green‚ Global Marketing (Sixth Edition)‚ New Jersey: Pearson Education‚ Inc.‚Prentice Hall‚ 2011] |[pic] | | | | | As director of the prestigious Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)‚ Nicolas Negroponte had a unique opportunity to immerse himself in cutting-edge
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downloading the files for his wife as he would have been aware of the potential consequences. From a duty-based perspective‚ he seems to be going against agreements‚ thereby stealing‚ lying‚ neglecting his promises‚ and wronging Intel. From the case itself it is not clear whether Intel incurred any actual harm‚ though. From that notion‚ it is next to impossible to warrant his doings (Brusseau‚ 2012). Can the ease of access play any role? One might venture into the ethics of egoism and possibly even into
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