Microprocessors

The Macbook Pro comes with an 2.5GHz Dual-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.1GHz. Optional is the 2.9GHz Dual-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz for $150 more.

The Macbook Air has a 1.4GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz with optional 1.7GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz for $150 more. The Macbook Pro with Retina display comes with 2.8GHz Dual-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.5GHz and optional 3.0GHz Dual-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.5GHz.

This is called Moore's Law.

IT IS ON WINDOWS 7 AND WINDOWS VISTA IT IS CALLED vvoice speech recognition

ALU is primarily responsible for arithmetic and logical calculations and is not responsible for all the activities inside the processor. e.g. many processors have inbuilt memory controllers which interface with memory or bus drivers, bus arbiters all of which will be performing autonomous functions and will be interfacing with various sub modules through data or control signals. ------- A processor contains three basic components; an input/output unit, a control unit, and ALU's. The control unit manages all activities inside the processor itself. -----

we can use word processor to compose, format, sort and rearrange text upon command and sometimes perform other related functions such as correcting misspelled words.we can also create personalized computer letters.

It's sequential (or serial) access. The records are written one after the other (as if in a line or queue) and in order to find one the tape must be fast-forwarded or rewound as appropriate until the beginning of the record is found.

Yes, it has 2 cores running at 2 GHz a peice. The info below was taken directly from Intel.

Essentials Status Launched Launch Date Q1'09 Processor Number T4200 # of Cores 2 Clock Speed 2 GHz L2 Cache 1 MB FSB Speed 800 MHz FSB Parity Instruction Set 64-bit Embedded Supplemental SKU Lithography 45 nm Max TDP 35 W

All of it. A CPU is an integrated circuit. You need to understand electronics to fully understand how such a thing works.

Some of the latest ICT hardware include VOIP equipment and Wireless radio internet communication infrastructure such as WiMAX. WiMAX ensures that areas with little cable coverage can still access internet at high speeds.

Microprocessor Architecture is the design of Processor's functioning. It defines how devices are controlled, Execution of Data, Physical connectivity between units & components on the Processor.

It depends on what kind of damage the motherboard has lived through.

A new motherboard is not that expensive, so you should buy a new one if you don't know what you are doing. And are you sure that it's the motherboard and not a virus on your harddisk?

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After all that nonsence... AS of 2012 um... july 25

For the alienware m18x....

3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i7-3920XM (8MB Cache, up to 4.1GHz Overclocked*)

That would burn the whole battery in 1 hr so better have a desktop intead...

It would also cost 1.5k so better have the desktop....

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it stores the data like input data, intermediate data,output data and many other types of data

Don't let their speed in Ghz fool you: each core in a multi-core processor is more powerful than a processor of the previous generation. The motivation for using processors at a lower clock rate and use them in parallel is to 1.) reduce heat and electrical requirements, and 2.) to facilitate better performance for apllications by creating more hardware thread

It depends on the use. Old computers with slow processors can be used for email and web browsing, but for photorealistic 3d gaming or other intensive uses, or if you just want things done fast, 3 ghz could help.

It's a general idea of the "clock" speed that is used by the computer.

The computer clock is not the same kind of clock that we use to tell time, it's simply a signal that tells the processor when to perform the next instruction.

It's sort of like: "Tick, do something. Tick, do something. Tick, do something."

No, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a hard drive are not the same. The CPU is the main processing unit of a computer that performs calculations and executes instructions, essentially acting as the brain of the system. In contrast, the hard drive is a storage device that holds data and files, including the operating system, applications, and user data. They serve different functions within a computer.

The Intel Xeon is a CPU used for server systems. Server processors usually need to be bigger and faster than desktop CPUs, because they need to be able to handle a lot more traffic and run constantly.

By increasing the clock rate, the microprocessor's speed can be increased but with a cost of more heat generation, which may sometimes rupture the processor.