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Intel's Core Duo

Two brains are better than one

PodcastsBW's Steve Wildstrom discusses the newest Intel processor, the Core Duo, designed to narrow the growing performance gap between desktops and laptops. Like the desktop Pentium D released last year, the Core Duo puts two processors on a single chip, gaining a better trade-off between performance on the one hand, and cooling requirements and power consumption on the other. But no one can determine for sure what impact it will have on battery life -- or the ideal configuration for laptop buyers looking forward to the release of Windows Vista this fall

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