Intels new range of processors has hit the market. We talk to Kamal Vasram, channel field sales engineer at Intel South Africa, to get some clarity on what the new Core i range might mean for you. FULL STORY >

The New York Times reported that Google, Sony, Intel and Logitech are joining forces to bring Google TV into your home, so that you can be on the net at work, on your home PC or notebook, mobile phone and now on your TV as well. FULL STORY >

Intel is allowing for Moore's law to tick along nicely with the introduction of their 2010 Intel Core family of processors, based on Intels 32 nanometer manufacturing process. FULL STORY >

Intel has announced another processor in the Atom range that offers a slightly faster core speed over current N-series Atom processors. FULL STORY >

Nokia and Intel have merged their Maemo and Moblin OS software to create yet another Linux based OS for mobile devices called MeeGo. FULL STORY >

This week's tech news roundup touches on Google's strange new bedfellow, Amazon's investment in the future of the Kindle and Nokia's new OVI Maps racing game. FULL STORY >

The best 3D TV products and a couple of other interesting gadgets from the CES 2010. FULL STORY >

Intel's Dean Pomerleau is currently working on a project to implant chips directly in the human brain. The electronic chips will allow humans to operate computers, surf the web and manipulate other electronic devices without the need of a third party interface, like a... FULL STORY >

Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform popped up in a lot of cellular and mobile computing devices at CES FULL STORY >

Intel announced the release of more than 25 new Core processor yesterday at CES, including the worlds first full volume production 32 nm processor. FULL STORY >

Intel has announced the latest generation of their Atom processor. The first systems to make use of the new chipset will debut in early January 2010. FULL STORY >

Intel offers a glimpse into the future with its experimental 48core processor also know as the single-chip cloud computer. FULL STORY >

Intel is currently working on a chip that will be implanted in the human brain, allowing people to control computers and other device by thought alone. FULL STORY >

The Intel Reader was launched today, a device that combines a text-scanning camera with a text-to-speech engine designed specifically for the vision impaired and people with learning disabilities. FULL STORY >

Toshiba announced today that its NB200 mini-notebook is now available in South Africa. FULL STORY >