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Intel Shows Off 'Banias' Chip for Mobile Devices

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the eating-transmeta's-lunch dept.

deano writes "Intel has unveiled the first prototypes of their latest mobile "Banias" processors. The article states Banias systems with the Intel Odem Chipset will come out early 2003 and feature 802.11b. The article also speaks of the new Itanium with a 6Mb cache!"

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  1. Slashdot, News for Dorks by forged · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    One pathetic story ripped off CNet makes it to the front page, while tons of other interesting submissions are discarded every day..

    Wow.

    Why do I even bother reading slashdot anymore ?!

    1. Re:Slashdot, News for Dorks by TheAwfulTruth · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      "Score:0 off topic" How opressive! Someone mentions the truth and they get censored for it. There is no way to get a fair critical article posted to /. Offtopic posts are the only way to be heard. And that "Freedom of speech" is routinely taken away by those in power (the moderators) that don't want to hear it.

      It was a fair comment ON THE ARTICLE. Use your moderation to get rid of GoatS.cx ASCII art. not as a way to bury your head in the sand!

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  2. Odem chipset? by Mr.+Neutron · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Isn't Odem the guy in the Bible who was smited by God for masturbating, or something? Perhaps Odem would be a better name for a pr0n^H^H^H^H "graphics and multimedia" chipset.

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  3. "Leave me alone" under Related Links > deano by forged · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Clever boy has changed his front page, so that so one can see who's hiding behing the lame article submission. But you are only a few educated guesses away from seeing it all !

    Beat him and see his mp3 collection among other things, such as his selected links, etc.

    Bonus: notice the links on the right side of the page ! (though you have to remove the mp3/ bit out of the URLs).