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By many, underwater welding today is seen as a lucrative and an in demand career in Ashfield MA 01330. Stories about the benefits and the high paycheck that our profession can come with are heard all around. What quite few people in Ashfield MA 01330 fail understand is that to become well-known and respected in your business takes quite an effort. Underwater welding is a dangerous profession and because of this the requirements needed are high.
Risks with Underwater Welding
There are quite a few risks and dangerous with welding underwater that people in Ashfield MA 01330 should know about. One of the main risks is of course the use of electricity in water. We all know from an early age that this isn't a perfect environment. High depths and pressures make the environment a dangerous place but also the marine life can put you to risks.
Dry Welding and Wet Welding
There are two types of underwater welding, dry welding and wet welding. In wet welding you are directly exposed to the water surrounding you. You use all the necessary equipment a certified diver would have and the welding itself is done in direct contact with water. This is the fastest and by far the cheapest method to do various repairs and therefore is used often when the welds don't have to be of the highest quality, or when other methods isn't possible.
With dry welding a chamber is surrounding the area that is supposed to get welded. After the chamber is attached around the area, all water is pumped out and it's filled up with gas. The welder is then welding in a complete dry environment below the surface. This method is preferred when quality is really important. It comes with a backside and that is of course the price to make and set up the chamber.
How to become an underwater welder in Ashfield MA 01330?
To be able to get any kind of job with underwater welding you need to be certified both as a welder and as a commercial diver. A regular scuba diving certificate is not enough as the safety regulations that you learn as a commercial diver is needed. There are a few schools that can train you to become a fully certified underwater welder from scratch.
Salary as an underwater welder.
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AMD's Annual GPU Rebadge: Radeon HD 8000 Series for OEMsby Ryan Smith on 1/7/2013 11:20 PM EST
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- GPUs
- Radeon HD 8000
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AnotherGuy - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkWhen are the next gen AMD cards coming out? What number of series will they have? Reply
Ryan Smith - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkWhen: Q2
Name: No idea Reply
jeffkibuule - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThey basically just trashed the 8000 series, much like nVidia did with the GTX 300 series, so I guess 9000 is where they'll have to go.
The "HD" was getting worn out anyway. Time for the Radeon UHD 2000!! Reply
EzioAs - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThis is OEM only. HD8000 for retail is still the true improvements(or upgrade) over HD7000 Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkWell they can't very well label both HD7000 series parts and HD 8000 parts as HD 8000 parts now can they? Unless they break their scheme or add a moniker like "X" or "GT" or something we wouldn't be able to tell them apart very well, and neither would the OEM system builders. So they'll have to either use a stupid annoying and confusing naming scheme (thanks for showing them that trick nVidia), or else they will have to jump forward to the HD 9000 series - which I think most of us would prefer they would. I don't even look at nVidia cards anymore because their naming schemes got way too confusing. I don't even know what TI stands for and at this point I could really give a crap. They're bent on making money, not providing quality goods for their consumer. I understand that a business exists to capitalize off the good hard work of it's underlings - but these naming schemes could hardly be classified as creative genius. It's idiotic. Reply
Hubb1e - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkI'm the same way. I can't really keep track of their gpus so I tend to just recommend amd gpus. Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkSeems they just posted another brief about NVidia rebadging their GPUs for the year. Ugh. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link" They're bent on making money, not providing quality goods for their consumer."
Have fun at the OWS protest. Of course amd is exempt from that, so you can go.
Thank you because I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it - that people like you and your buddy there exist. Reply
B-Unit1701 - Monday, February 04, 2013 - linkApparently you missed the 'OEM' glued on the end of each name. THATS how you tell the difference. Reply
TrantaLocked - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI wonder what AMD will do with the retail naming scheme. So many spots have been filled up that it would be hard to work around the current names. I guess HD 8980 would work for the top single card. Then for the performance cards you would have HD 8850 and HD 8880, and eventually HD 8890. It is good AMD kept HD 8770 for the retail market. Once the HD 4770 came out, *770 became the coolest card to buy for gamers that wanted to go out on a modest budget. Reply
F@st - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkGTX 300 are only low-end parts. Reply
jbltecnicspro - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkBring on the Radeon HD-9700pro! :) Reply
main_shoby - Thursday, March 28, 2013 - linkthis will complete my circle of life. Reply
iMacmatician - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - link"Further down the list the 7700 series is composed of a rebadged 7770 and 7750-900 (which never saw a proper launch outside of China)."
Shouldn't that be "8700 series"? Reply
Ryan Smith - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkYes. Fixed. Thank you. Reply
paul878 - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThis is beyond Lame.
What is the point?
To prey on the uninformed consumers? Reply
xcomvic - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkYes. Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkOf course. Don't you want a fancy new HD 8000 series card? You will see a massive improvement of 1 frame rate better due to new drivers and it will make such a big difference in games, despite the fact that you are already playing your original CS first person shooter game at over 300FPS! Reply
EzioAs - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkLol I've literally seen this a quite a few times already. A lot of people buying a 1 generation higher card because they think it's way better and they're only playing CS at well over playable framerate already. This rebadge thing really does the trick apparently. Luckily this is OEM only Reply
silverblue - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkYet, you'd have to be a bit simple in the head if you wanted to upgrade graphics card when your current card is more than enough for the only game you play, UNLESS power usage will be significantly lower. Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThe only time it would make sense is if your friend wanted to get rid of a $200 card for $50. Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThey should have a class action suit for misrepresentation.
Unfortunately, that's what capitalism with marketing is, essentially. Reply
Donkey2008 - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkI have to admit that I am guitly of Unneeded Upgrade Syndrome (or UUS for the psychiatrists in the room), although I usually skip a generation. It really depends on the game. Bought a 470 GTX for BFBC2/BF3, upgraded to a 670 GTX for Borderlands 2/Planetside 2. The 470 still gets only a small amount of FPS lower then the 670 on med-high graphics settings.
$400 upgrade to 670 GTX = (insert whatever flushing money down a toilet sounds like) Reply
JonnyDough - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkWell it's easy to want the latest and greatest but the truth is that newer hardware drivers break older software. They can't optimize every new driver for every old game so at some point you need old hardware to play old favorites. As such, today we are far from the early days when games like pong were popular, and older games are decent enough now to have some retro/flashback replay value. For example, StarCraft is a game that rings a bell in my mind. It was just so addictive. Reply
Donkey2008 - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkUninformed customers = 99% of the general public. I am sure that most of the people here work in IT and have experienced something like this:
User: "Why do AutoCAD and ArcGIS run so slow on my laptop?"
You: "Go to the device manager and tell me what graphics card you have"
(8 minutes later)
User: "It says Generic PnP Monitor"
You: (facepalm) "no no, go to display adaptors"
User: "Oh, my brother-in-law works in IT and....."
(4 minutes later)
USER: "Ok, it says Intel Graphics Media Accelerator"
You: (additional facepalm) Reply
silverblue - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - link"AMD to their credit has kept their retail desktop lineup consistent in naming and features, but with the OEM lineup this has gone completely out the window."
I know, it's not the actual lineup, but I usually looked at the OEM cards and saw model numbers that actually fit with their GPUs and thus with the rest of the series in question. Bringing back the THREE GENERATION OLD 5450 is ludicrous in the extreme. Simplifying and unifying a product stack is one thing, but at least when NVIDIA kept resurrecting the G80, it was a decent card (and it would murder the 5450/8350 - hell, even the 8400 tears the 8350 a new one, but would be destroyed by any decent A-series APU).
Fingers crossed that the actual 8000 series is going to be more interesting than this, but at least it's not all bad - Oland is a new chip, and may even be what we see in future APUs as, besides the new architecture and whatever clock speeds they decide upon, it's pretty much the 7660D in a mirror. Reply
ET - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkEven Intel integrated graphics beat the 5450. It has no right to live. And renaming is a practice that should die a horrible death. Reply
silverblue - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - linkIt's only a small step up from the 6310 in the E-350 APU. As such, quite a waste of PCB. Reply
Eddytion - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkHello :]
I want to ask you if I should buy the AMD 7950 w/boost right now, or wait for the 8000 series? Reply
tipoo - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkEven if the 8000 series wasn't OEM only, it is the exact same. Reply
Popichan - Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - linkWait for the 8000 series so the 7950 goes down in price. If you're willing to wait to save a tiddle bit of money. Reply
chizow - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkBeyond the obvious shame involved with such a blatant rebrand of an entire product line, this "OEM-only" rebrand is bad news for anyone hoping for new SKUs based on a new ASIC anytime soon from AMD. If AMD was planning to release a new SKU in the same timeframe this OEM line exists, they probably could've convinced their OEMS to just wait for that new SKU that would obviously bring a new Series designation.
The main concerns here are that AMD is rebranding high-end parts as high-end, in the past they've (and Nvidia too) generally only been guilty for rebranding lower-end mainstream parts. In the past some of these OEM parts have made it to market as the rebranded model, I fully expect the same rebrands to hit the channel despite AMD's claim this is an "OEM-only" move. What's good for OEMs is good for AIB channel partners....
Maybe if Nvidia already launched a new series, this might make more sense, but from all expectations Nvidia's next series would've consisted of GK110 + refreshes of GK104 to go up against AMD's Sea Island. With this rebrand, who knows when we get Sea Islands and Nvidia's expected reaction. Reply
iMacmatician - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkI wonder if this is the single worst GPU rebranding event ever? Reply
chizow - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkGiven it's a top-to-bottom rebrand of their entire desktop stack with literally no change in specs or performance, yeah it's probably the worst single event ever.
Nvidia caught a lot of crap for their G92 rebranding but the G92 rebrand at least came with some improvements along with a gradual depreciation in terms of product/performance placement to fall in line with new high-end parts. Reply
silverblue - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - linkIt's definitely painful to read. Oh well, roll on the retail 8000 and 8900M series - there should be something more palatable there, despite them throwing even more transistors at the problem. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Friday, January 11, 2013 - link
I've told blind fanboys amd is pure evil for years, now you'll just have to accept that fact.
Oh wait a minute, it's amd so oh well "despite them throwing more transistors at the problem" ?!?
Was that your gigantic brain fart rationalization ?
LOL Reply
Principle - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkAMD showed nothing, I say NOTHING, about releasing updated Southern Island cards. The mobile 8000 series is even showing worse specs than AMD shows on their site for 7000M series. AMD's roadmap only show Sea Islands and Solar System. So is this real or a stupid prank from a supposed journalist? I never saw these charts from CES, so where did they come from? Reply
Ryan Smith - Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - linkThe source is listed at the bottom of the article. Reply


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Intel Unveils Moorestown and the Atom Z600, The Fastest Smartphone Platform?by Anand Lal Shimpi on 5/4/2010 11:54 PM EST
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- Intel
- Atom
- Smartphones
- Mobile
- SoC
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Suhail_kapoor - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkAnand, Intel said 3 out of 5, you said one magic device, I think they have one sorted out ... NOKIA is a company needing revolution and this partnership is Nokia's hope for smart phone market.
Also outside US and to some extent Europe Nokia has a very strong foot hold, combined with essentially free software such as MeeGo the road looks good, only IF and a big if, they can deliver on software front. Reply
WaltFrench - Sunday, May 09, 2010 - link"…NOKIA is a company needing revolution and this partnership is Nokia's hope for smart phone market."
Only problem: Nokia needs a polished solution fast—its average sales price is imploding and the shareholders are restless. A solution that would require them to throw away all the development work to date would be suicidal.
If it takes 12-24 months to implement a totally new architecture, with new software (seems a bit optimistic), only a smartphone maker whose roadmap is in great shape today can afford to make the switch; that'd be Apple. But they have just bulked up with PA Semi and Intrinsity; it'd be hard to imagine much Intel Inside.
Not to mention that Intel's i-series CPUs seem to have been designed to derail Apple's plans of running with a graphics-centric, well-supported CPU. The extra silicon & design time seems to have kept the i3 out of Apple's 13" notebook, while the 15" and 17" have just-a-bit-rocky auto-switch technology to fire up the NVidia GPUs. It doesn't seem that Intel has exactly been courting Apple's product intentions of late. Reply
Lord Banshee - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIntel First SoC based on Atom is not Moorestown, but CE4100(codename Sodaville) is: http://download.intel.com/design/celect/prodbrf/32...
Where is the love for Intel's CE product. Anand you should look into reviewing some products based off these products too. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkSure, is there a shipping product based on the CE3xxxx or CE4xxxx series?
I remember there seemed to be something like the Yuixxx from Conceptronix or some similarly named Dutch company.. Did they ever ship? Reply
Lord Banshee - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI am not sure what products have CE products in it... CE devices typically don't advertise this kind of info.
Lots of rumors when searching for ce4100 on engadget
http://www.engadget.com/search/?q=ce4100&invoc... Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkMost of those CE4100 results are Intel announcements announcing platform updates or availabilities.
The TiVo Premier result, I am not sure why it is even there.... TiVo Premier teardown revealed it is fully Boradcom based, IIRC.
I am very interested to know whether there are any CE4100 products out in the hands of the customers right now... Any Intel employees / PR guys care to offer this information? Reply
zdzichu - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkSeeing that GPU part is descendant of Paulsbo... I foresee similar fiasco with opensource drivers as with GMA500. Too bad, it really damages Intel reputation. Reply
beginner99 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkfunny gma 600. Even if intel like improves gm drivers 100x fold, they will still suck...So you can pretty much say it depends on that.
And there go my dreams for useful drivers for my menlow device...it's a PITA. slowing hardware by deliberatley? making horrible drivers. Reply
JumpingJack - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIntel's graphics performance as they begin integrating into the CPU improved significantly, to the point of competitive. http://www.anandtech.com/show/2952/2
Your view point is strictly from a desktop running pixels number as high as 1900x1200 (too much for even the best IGP from nVidia or ATi/AMD), on a smartpone the graphic intensity is not nearly enough... it does not need to win on the highest FPS, it just needs to get 30 FPS or better for a fluid experience.
The graphics component should be fine, no real reason to suspect otherwise. Reply
rahvin - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkGiven the abysmal Linux support of the GMA500 I foresee a complete piece of crap again that will result in this being used in NO android phones. For me Android is the future of the cellphone and frankly what happened with Paulsbro foreshadows the complete crap that this platform will be on Android and other Linux based platforms (like WebOS). The concerns of the OP are completely justified and I had exactly the same reaction when I read the GPU is based on PowerVR like the piece of crap GMA500.
Intel cannot succeed in the Phone space if Linux is treated with the same disdain they presented with GMA500. Reply
teohhanhui - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkBut they'll be showcasing it on their Moblin/Meego which is Linux. Won't shoot themselves in the feet, will they? Reply
rahvin - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkAnd if it only runs on Moblin, only with specific kernel versions, uses a binary blob driver and isn't maintained it will be the same story as GMA500 all over again. Reply
strikeback03 - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkAs pointed out, plenty of other Android phones are using the same graphics. And I haven't heard a lot of complaints about lack of drivers for the Droid/N1/etc. Reply
elisha.pan - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkGMA500 has nothing with the Intel GMA series, but name. It is exactly the same with PowerVR SGX 535. Reply
DanNeely - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkThis is the same GPU used in almost every other smart phone on the market, except that it's designed to be clocked up to twice as fast. It's not going to run Crysis *rolls eyes* but it's more than capable of doing everything a smart phone/internet tablet will need to do. Reply
ekul - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkexactly. without open source drivers for the graphic any development of meego outside of intel will never go anywhere. One of the reasons I bought my current netbook is the gma 950 has excellent open source drivers that just work.
Open source development moves fast. Closed source binaries get left behind because they can't keep up with the release schedule. The current gma 500 drivers already need a kernel several versions old as well as an old X server. How many releases is meego going to miss? Reply
ViRGE - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI can see why Anand thinks it's an interesting product, but based on his article I don't think Intel is quite there.
The current need for 5 chips is going to be a problem no matter how Intel dresses things up, and if all phones end up looking like the design shown I wouldn't be surprised if the consumer reaction was tepid - a phone of that size is still pretty big. The video playback time is also going to be a problem when it comes to spec sheets (I doubt the real-world impact will be as huge), but OEMs like their spec sheets and consumers aren't too far off either. Just looking like it'll perform poorly there may be enough.
The other issue is the reliance on an OS. At this point it seems like no one really wants another OS. Most people around here seemed to be more relieved than concerned when Palm went under. With BlackBerryOS, IPhoneOS, Android, and WinCE, there seems to be as many OSes as the market can reasonably handle. Moblin/MeeGo may be necessary for the hardware right now, but I see no reason to expect that it's going to be properly developed for consumer use like the above OSes were. Unless Intel can land RIM/Apple, they need to get Android up to par on Moorestown and they need to do it yesterday.
Ultimately I think it's going to Medfield that's a proper ARM competitor. With fewer chips it will fit in to traditional designs, and with any luck Intel will be a node ahead of its competition on the manufacturing process. It won't solve the current OS reliance, but it'll put them in a better position than Moorestown does. Reply
ET - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkUltimately I think that most people don't care about the OS. The OS mainly matters in terms of applications available for it, and it's a pain for developers to address many OS's, but also an opportunity for new developers to carve their niche.
That said, Anand did mention that Intel is making Android available for this new platform, which should be good enough. Reply
IntelUser2000 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIt's much closer than expected. There were quite frequent comments that thought it wouldn't even reach 5 hour on standby! Having a lot of knowledge and doing a bit research helps of course. Glad they can be roughly on par though.
It's likely the idle power can't be achieved without optimized OSes. Even if you can run Windows on it, what's the point when you won't have the battery life for it? Windows uses too much on keeping legacy support and its too bloated for idle power under 50mW.
Platform approach is the key to low power on Moorestown. Reply
piroroadkill - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI'm not sold. ARM has been more efficient for a lot longer, even though it's still being made on commonly larger processes than current Intel CPUs. All smartphones are ARM anyhow, so I don't see the advantage in having x86 in this space Reply
CSMR - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkAgreed. Intel needs a process advantage to beat ARM with x86. (Notwithstanding the software pain of transitioning to x86). But it actually doesn't have it. They are roughly on par in this segment, Intel leading by maybe a few months.
http://channel.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=225... Reply
hyvonen - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkSorry, but Intel is ahead way more than two months. Intel's 32nm process is better from performance/power point of view than 28nm bulk processes from others. Relying on numbers such as 32nm and 28nm to figure out which one is better is like using only CPU clock frequency numbers to determine which CPU is fastest.
Oh, and since Intel's 32nm products started shipping in the beginning of this year, Intel is roughly a year ahead... maybe more. Reply
metafor - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkYes and no. The 32nm shipping is the high-performance (high leakage) one used in desktop/laptop processors and also the current Atom. For a smartphone, that simply won't do.
The 45nm low-leakage process they used for Moorestown is new territory for Intel and in that respect, they are behind TSMC. While the current bulk silicon 45nm isn't faster than Intel's metal gate 45nm, it's a lot less leaky in terms of power. I would guess it'll take Intel 2 iterations or so before they have leakage down to the point of being competitive. But they have performance going for them. Reply
hyvonen - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkYeah; first iteration: 45nm low-power process. Second iteration: 32nm low-power process.
TSMC is stuck, and won't be able to come up with a low-power process beyond the current one for a couple of years. 40nm is in trouble, 32nm is toast. Good luck with making anything below 32nm "low power" in any sense of the word. Reply
LuxZg - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkOk, so this should be x86 CPU. So will the "tablet version" support normal Windows 7 OS or something similar? That's my only question.. I don't expect Win 7 on smartphone, but unless we have 100% software compatibility "x86 everywhere" won't mean much to people (except to Intel). Reply
iwodo - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIt looks great, If Intel could give Apple some VERY good deal i guess Apple might take it.
I cant wait for the 32nm Medfield.
But Apple using it would means no more surprise in terms of Hardware..... Reply
iwodo - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkAfter reading, I still do not understand the idea why Apple needs to buy other Chip Maker. If Morrestown is this good, and Medfield is much better. ( Apple should know it well before hand ) why spend money.
Intel is making chips at volume much cheaper then Apple designing and making their own. Hardware CPU dont differentiate the product. Outlook and Software does. Reply
WaltFrench - Sunday, May 09, 2010 - link"…I still do not understand the idea why Apple needs to buy other Chip Maker. If Morrestown is this good, and Medfield is much better."
I think you answered your own question. Apple, who probably had some inkling of Intel's plans, has been plowing ahead with proprietary silicon. They must think that for the next couple of years, anyway, they're better off with ARM-based designs, tweaked in-house and sent to whatever foundry gives them the capability they need.
Can anybody estimate the number of Atom-class chips Intel sells? The general estimates are that ARM designs go into a billion devices per year, and Apple is probably thinking that they'll move 50 or 100 million per year. Intel would appear to have a serious resource/investment challenge, in addition to the business challenge of talking people into abandoning ARM. Reply
Visual - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkLet me see if I get this straight... this is a x86 system. And it will NOT run standard x86 OSes or binaries?
If so, the developers of this are complete idiots.
It must definitely have the ability to run normal desktop windows apps at launch - either by running a full windows OS, maybe modded to make better use of small screen and no kbd, or at least by some wine-like layer. It must run dosbox with the dynamic core.
Else it being x86 is completely useless. Reply
safcman84 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkWindows 7 for Phones is hardly an established Smartphone OS. As this chip is targeted for Smartphones, then not having support for Windows is not an issue.
Besides, why would Intel support a OS that is not optimised for their CPU when it is touted as the most powerful smartphone solution ? A non-optimised OS will make the chip look bad. If Intel supports andriod devices (plus MeeGo and Moblin) suddenly get 2x the performance, with excellent battery life then Intel's decision not to support Windows based phones could force MS to optimise their OS for use on Moorestown, otherwise Windows based devices dont have a chance.
Intel have not said they will NEVER support windows devices, just that they dont at the moment cos the current iteration of Windows 7 for phones is unoptimised.
In addition, as someone who used Smartphone for use with work, I would happily deal with the inconvenience of having a slightly longer phone if I got 2x the performance for the same battery life.
If the theoretical performance proves true in practice then:
Andriod + Moorestown = Yes please Reply
strikeback03 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkNo, I think he is asking for Windows 7, not Windows Phone 7. WHich I can see being useful on a tablet, but not at all on a phone. It would take so much effort to turn the standard version of Windows 7 into something usable on a phone that I would imagine if x86 does take off in smartphones Microsoft would be better off just making a completely new OS that can run windows programs. Reply
logdrum - Saturday, November 20, 2010 - linkThere are Moorsetown tablets running Windows 7, As long as the chipset has a PCI bus Windows 7 heck even Windows 2003 server shuld install. The smart phone do not have a PCI bus therefore you cannot install Windows 7 Reply
logdrum - Saturday, November 20, 2010 - linkIt is not a limitation of x86. Windows needs a PCI bus to install and run. There is no PCI bus in Intel embedded systems or ARM for that matter. Having said that you can install VMware on the Linux OS and install Windows as a Virtual Machine. Some people even say hacking the firmware of the embedded hardware to fake a PCI bus so Windows would install. It could be done. Take one of those WindRiver classes on fastboot and kboot and maybe you could make it happen. Reply
logdrum - Saturday, November 20, 2010 - linkI am talking here purely x86 Windows, the one on desktops and netbooks and even tablets. Tablets have a PCI bus usually. The phone factor of Moorsetown does not have, Reply
jaydee - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkDual-boot Windows 7 and Android on a 10" tablet. Please? Reply
arnavvdesai - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI think getting 3 out of 5 will be very hard for Intel, especially Apple because that company has sunk so much of its own money into chip IP. Apple is not content with just getting the best hardware out there in ARM world but wants to actually design the chip around its own OS so I dont see them using the Atom series.
Intel says Win7CE & Win8CE are both out so that leaves them in a bad place. However, Microsoft is working on a micro OS kernel inside its labs called Menlo( I am not sure about the name) which Intel could try and effectively market to. Basically in Menlo Microsoft is trying to shrink NT to super small size and footrpint. Reply
DanNeely - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIntel offered the ability to create custom atom SOC's via TSMC fabs about a year ago. It was withdrawn due to lack of interest; but if apple was interested I'm certain they'd make it available again. Reply
aguilpa1 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkPeople will forgive lots of things if the thing just looks HOT and works as it should. It has been a long time since I have been wowed by any of the new smartphone devices, including the iphone. It is sleek and well built but a little to chunky and roundish for my taste. However they get the style look down. Reply
geniekid - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkWould it be possible to leverage Moorestown in a way that yields 2x the battery life with the same performance as today's top end smartphones? Most 3GS/N1 users today would rather have more battery life than HD playback ability. Unfortunately, as I think about it, I believe that the battery sucking features of the phone are the peripheral devices - wifi/3g radio, camera, display, things which are outside the scope of Moorestown. Reply
Mike1111 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIf the Z600 only support 1024x600 or higher, how come the Aava reference platform has 800x480?
And even though I think the performance is very good, Z600 is still too big to compete in the Smartphone market (3-4 chips instead of 1)? I don't see how that could work with something as small as the iPhone 4th-gen's mainboard, which is incredible tiny.
Also Intel talks about combining Lincroft and Langwell into one chip, but no official word on memory in the same package? Only Anand speculates about it.
But if they Intel can integrate at least these three chips into one package with Medfield and offer some additional improvements plus @32nm, and have actual Medfield smartphones on the shelves by the holiday season 2011, Intel can finally start to compete in the smartphone market. Reply
DanNeely - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI think you're misunderstanding the slide. It's not saying 1024x600 to 1366x768, it's saying upto 1366x768 on interface A, upto 1024x600 on interface B. Reply
Mike1111 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkThanks for the clarification. Looks like I really misunderstood this sentence:
"Lincroft only supports two display interfaces: 1024 x 600 over MIPI (lower power display interface) or 1366 x 768 over LVDS (for tablets/smartbooks/netbooks)." Reply
uibo - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI wonder how many transistors are there in a Cortex A9 core? Just the core nothing else.
For me it seems that ARM could just double or quadruple their core count against the Intel solution while still maintaining lower transistor count.
Also they could just increase the CPU clock speed, if there is a market for the more power-hungry Intel solution the there is one for the ARM also. Reply
strikeback03 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI would imagine even less smartphone software is written for multi-core now than was for desktop when dual-core CPUs started appearing in desktops. So going beyond 2 cores at this time is probably not a great move. Plus the dual core A9 isn't out to see power consumption yet, but even at 45nm I doubt it will be much below the current 65nm single-core chips if at all, so if Intel is already competitive then ARM doesn't exactly have the power budget to add cores. Reply
uibo - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkThat actually makes sense. Nobody is going to write multi-threaded apps for a single thread CPU. I'd imagine that the number of apps, which experience is hindered by performance, is not that great at the moment. Games, browsers, UI, database for the info stored in your device - I'm not expecting these to scale perfectly across many cores but do expect a x0% performance increase. Reply
DanNeely - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkThe real benefit for the 2nd core is probably multi-tasking. Your streaming music app can run in the background on the second core while your browser still has a full core to render web pages. Reply
Shadowmaster625 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkMooresetown has to support a desktop OS. Intel is clearly moving towards wireless computing. They are bringing wireless video. With wireless video you can turn your phone into a desktop pc instantly by adding a wireless monitor and keyboard. What is the point of moving in that direction if you're moving towards a crippled OS? (Not that windows isnt crippled, if you consider obesity a form of cripple.)
If it needs a pci bus, then emulate one! Reply
Caddish - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkJust registered to say keep up the good work. Since the SSD antology I have red all of your article like that one and they are awesome Reply
legoman666 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkExcellent article, very well written. Reply
jasperjones - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkAnand,
You mention twice in the article that Apple and Google dominate the smartphone market. This is utter nonsense. The numbers from IDC as well as the numbers from Canalys clearly show that Nokia is the worldwide leader in the smartphone market. RIM is number 2. Apple is in the third place, the first company that produces Android devices, HTC, has the number 4 spot.
I realize that Nokia's market share in the U.S. is smaller than its global market share. However, even if we restrict ourselves to the U.S. market, RIM smartphone sales are bigger than those of Apple. They are also bigger than the sales of all Android smartphones combined. Reply
Mike1111 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkIMHO Anand meant app-centric smartphones, David Pogue calls them app phones. Reply
jasperjones - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linki don't see how recent symbian devices are not "app centric." you have the publicly available sdk, the ovi store, etc. Reply
BrooksT - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkSo your argument is that symbian is a bigger player in the app phone market than Apple because their *latest* phones support apps?
The "smartphone" / "app phone" semantic difference is annoying, but if we look at, say, number of applications available or downloaded, Symbian and RIM are distant third and fourth places. Likewise with app usage, even just internet browsing.
If you want to talk about smartphones as they existed in 2006, then yes, both Symbian and RIM are much bigger than Apple or Android. Reply
jasperjones - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkTo clarify: I said "recent" because the first Symbian smartphones came out almost 10 years ago--of course, those weren't app-centric.
My original comment on Anand's article still stands. I'm talking about IDC's and Canalys' reports on 2010:Q1 smartphone sales which became available just days ago. Of course, most of the smartphones sold by Nokia and RIM in the first quarter allow for installation of apps such as Facebook, Ovi Maps, etc., etc. Reply
WaltFrench - Sunday, May 09, 2010 - link"…Apple and Google dominate the smartphone market. This is utter nonsense."
All you have to do is to look at the developer space. How many app developers are creating apps for the unreleased RIM OS 6? … for the Symbian OS^3, due out in "select" markets sometime in Q3?
If older apps work OK in these new OS incarnations, and if Blackberry and Nokia users are heavy app downloaders (or for some reason will become heavy users), then the current sales-share leaders are relevant, but still not dominant, in the future of app phones. Reply
nafhan - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkI'm curious about the PCI bus requirement for Windows 7 that would prevent it from running on Moorestown devices. Does it have something to do with storage, maybe? I'm having trouble finding specifics online as well. If someone could enlighten me, it would be appreciated. Reply
DanNeely - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkThis is almost certainly a factor of windows being a monolithic kernel and MS not having any way to say "this PC doesn't do PCI". This is something that MS will have to deal with in the medium term future anyway. PCI slots are going away from some high end mobos; it's only a matter of time before they disappear from mainstream boards and stop being used to attach misc controllers like PATA (slowly going away entirely) or FireWire (FW3200 will need PCIe bandwidth). At that point intel will want to take it out of their chipsets as a cost saving feature, and oems will not be happy if they have to install a PCIe to PCI bridge to maintain windows compatibility. Reply
Drizzt321 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkMaybe HP/Palm should get with Intel and optimize WebOS for this. Much of the WebOS stack is just Linux, Webkit, plus other F/OSS stuff like gstreamer and the like so I wouldn't be surprised if it isn't as big an effort as, say, Symbian or anything like that.
This could be a big break for Intel and HP/Palm, since HP/Palm needs something big to help it move on to the next WebOS device, and the OS could certainly see some benefits to more CPU power. I've heard the overclocking patches raising the CPU to 800MHz can really help things. Reply
sleepeeg3 - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkPlease stop designing faster phones.
Phone A lasts 24 hours standby
Phone B lasts 6 hours standby
After 6 hours, Phone B's battery is dead. How much use do you get out of a phone with a dead battery? 0.
999GHz x 0 is still... 0!
This push toward faster phones, without even considering battery life, is nuts. Phones are impractical tools for just about everything, but calling, messaging and photographs. None of these are CPU intensive. Dependability is more important than how fast the dial screen opens.
Moorestown may include better power architecture, but it throws this away by jacking up the processor speed.
Lets get back to practicality and make phones functional again. This push toward cutesy 1000mAH/1GHz+ phones that die in a few hours is moronic.
Is it too much to ask for phones that last a week? Reply
metafor - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkThere are plenty of phones that last a week...
They even cost significantly less than GHz smartphones and usually don't come with a 2-year contract.
But they don't have giant 4.2" AMOLED screens (which btw, is ~50% of the power consumption) either. Reply
strikeback03 - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkActually, at least on Verizon, there are not many phones that last more than 2-3 days with relatively light use (5-10 min talk, 20-30 txt per day). This is actually something that has gone down in the past few years, as even basic phones get flashier UIs and use more power to run them. And while I support having some phones with weeklong standby time, I am fine with charging my phone or switching batteries every night so long as the phone can last a day in moderate use, which the Snapdragon phones typically can. I like to be able to access more than talk and text on the go. Reply
v12v12 - Monday, May 10, 2010 - linkWOW... standing ovation... All of my Droid friends are laughable! Constantly tethered to a power outlet! Always doing something useless and for sure entertainment Vs thinking quietly with their minds... pretty soon "dude I gotta go, my phone is about to die," yeah umm just how many hours have your spent actually TALKING on the dang thing vs playing around with it constantly like some personalized TOY?
Battery life should be much more focused upon... The cattle-minded consumers are at it again; now tell me, had to only have 1 car, would you also buy a car that gets the WORST miles per gallon, but has a bunch of silly go-fast features that have you constantly at the fuel pump Vs getting to where you need/should be? Course that's why people usually own 2 cars to separate those needs Vs desires.... Today's "Ferrari" phones have the everyday idiot rambling along, bumping into shit, with their heads constantly fixated on the "screen," like drones. Talking...(?) haha you rarely see people talking with these things, it's just constant "entertainment," even in the most hindering places and social situations. So everyone's got a "Ferrari" phone, but end up trying to use it like a honda; sorry it just doesn't work like that. Faster = more fuel, LESS actual usefulness.
__I'd rather have a phone with a decent amount of enjoyable features, that I can actually take with me on a trip to places that may or may not have power ON-DEMAND lol.. Reply
juampavalverde - Wednesday, May 05, 2010 - linkThe article and the new product is really interesting, but intel aint ready yet for smartphones, actually this moorestown platform looks much more interesting for pads and handhelds, having more space for such amount of chips, also being x86 with a custom linux. something like an ipad powered by this kind of atom starts to make sense, both from the performance and the battery life Reply
WorldMage - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkThe interesting thing about all of the power draw figures given is that they were for workloads where
the ATOM would be doing almost nothing. Video decode is done by the video decode HW where the
atom might wake up every few seconds to load the next batch of data, similarly for audio playback and
talk time (as you point out cellular modem is the only thing doing work). The thing that gets closest is web browsing, but assuming they are browsing 'static' pages (i.e. no Flash) the atom does a bit of work and probably sits essentially idle for easily 90% of the time.
So it's not surprising they are in the same ballpark as other SOC's for those workloads since they seem to essentially be using the same HW blocks as the competing SOC's. I think it's very telling that all of the power consumption figures from Intel were for essentially non-Atom work loads.
To which you might say "so what?" if those are the work flows that you care about, but that would ignore the fact that the whole point of the atom is to enable "fancy" UI's (and perhaps games) with lots of animation and stuff happening in the background and actually making use of the power of an ATOM.
If you can't actually power the ATOM for an hour of actual use (browsing contacts, checking flights, web pages with Flash ads etc) won't the smart phone be almost worthless? Reply
Th3Loonatic - Thursday, May 06, 2010 - linkOn page 3 of the article you misnamed the chips. The one on the left is Lincroft and the one on the right is Langwell. Reply
Electrofreak - Friday, May 07, 2010 - linkAnand, Cortex A8 on the 65 nm feature size is reported to use about 0.59 mW per MHz under load, and Cortex A8 on the 45 nm feature size is reported to use 20-30% less than that. For a little bit of added beliveability, Qualcomm's Snapdragon sips in the vicinity of 0.5 mW per MHz on the 65 nm scale, though that may be under optimal circumstances / marketing spin.
Ultimately it's roughly half the power consumption Moorestown is reporting. And we notice that nowhere does Intel actually compare their power consumption figures to ARM's.
Additionally, I was under the impression that the A4 had a dual-channel memory controller. I would guess LPDDR2 memory as well, but your guess is as good as mine.
I suspect the S5L8930 in the A4 is a PA Semi (remember Apple bought them) reworked Samsung S5PV210, the dual-channel controller tablet / MID-oriented sister chip to the Samsung Hummingbird S5PC110 (which uses a single-channel controller with LPDDR2 support, if my resources are to be trusted.) Reply
pradeepcvk - Tuesday, November 01, 2011 - linkAnand liked your brief of S0Ix wrt Meego. I wonder how would it work with windows ACPI.
could you please have an article for the same. Reply


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Q: Do I have to grease or oil the pan? Will my bread stick?
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Hi! Me again! I have some input - mostly add in ideas that have been huge hits! I found that using the parchment makes all the difference - to any loaf, it makes it easy toput in and take out and never burns.
Also, i reduced the baking time by 5 minuts for each step - more tnder bred, and just as crispy crust.
I also add 1 T of raw sugar to each loaf - they rise higher for me.
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10. Orange infused cranberry, almond and orange zest
11. Lemon zest, feta, and rosemary
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(Sanford, FL) -- The wife of George Zimmerman is asking for a divorce. Shellie Zimmerman filed the paperwork to officially end her marriage to the 29-year-old. Shellie was in the Florida courtroom throughout her husband's trial on charges that he murdered Trayvon Martin but he did not attend her recent court hearing when she pleaded guilty to perjury. Shellie Zimmerman said in a TV interview last month that she was considering a divorce but she still wanted to have children and a family. Earlier this week, George Zimmerman was making headlines after he got a $250 speeding ticket.


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After watching President Obama's gun control speech on TV, I have to say that I found his big plan to curb gun violence more of a wish list of things he would like to see than an actual plan to stop the violence. He pawned it off to Congress, stating that it is up to them to see to it that they do something about it.
I must also say that Obama should be ashamed of himself for exploiting children to promote his agenda. It was nothing less than what Hitler did when he used children to push his hateful agenda to take control over the masses. Obama and his ilk want to disarm law-abiding citizens while ignoring the fact that only criminals will have weapons.
I may not be an educator but I am educated, and as a Marine Vietnam vet and former cop from Connecticut, I was considered a weapons expert in the military and on the job, but I didn't learn what I knew there. My father, who was also a cop, pounded gun safety into my head at a young age and taught me to respect weapons.
Further, if you tell a kid that guns are dangerous then you are asking them to see for themselves. If you show them the dos and don'ts, it takes the mystery away.
If the school system implemented a psychological test as well as an aptitude twice during a child's development at ages 8 and 14, then they may be able to tell who should be watched and helped through puberty.
If children are taught safety and respect for weapons, then gun violence could be nipped in the bud long before it happens.


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Victoria Andreski and Tyler Wischnefski awarded the fifth annual US Youth Soccer William J. "Billy" Goaziou Scholarships
May 10, 2013 03:29 PM
Scholarship recipients are leaders on and off the field
FRISCO, Texas (May 10, 2013)
— US Youth Soccer players Victoria Andreski, of Wilkesboro, N.C., and Tyler Wischnefski, of Sussex, Wis., are the recipients of the fifth annual US Youth Soccer William J. "Billy" Goaziou Scholarships. Both teens play key roles on their soccer teams as well as in their communities.
The scholarships are awarded for post-secondary education. The two $1,000 scholarships are awarded based on community service, giving back to the game of soccer and to honor the memory of William J. "Billy" Goaziou for his outstanding services for soccer and US Youth Soccer. The scholarships are awarded annually through the US Youth Soccer Foundation to one male and one female recipient.
Victoria Andreski plays for '94 Carolina Fusion Elite, of North Carolina Youth Soccer, which advanced to next month's US Youth Soccer Region III Championships. She's also been a member of the US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program for seven years and twice received all-state honors for her play on the Wilkes Central Lady Eagles varsity soccer team, registering 132 goals and 69 assists in three seasons. Andreski shares her love of soccer by volunteering with TOPSoccer, where she helps players with disabilities develop, compete and achieve success through the game. Andreski is a member of the National Honor Society and has accumulated a 4.8 GPA while taking several honors and advanced placement classes. This fall, Andreski will play for Clemson University.
Tyler Wischnefski is involved in soccer as a player, coach and referee. He plays for Milwaukee Sport Club, of Wisconsin Youth Soccer, and received an All-Conference Honorable Mention for his play on the Hamilton High School team. Wischnefski also volunteered as a youth coach for two years and began working as a referee in January 2011. Academically, he's been on the Dean's List each year and is a member of the National Honor Society and several clubs. Wischnefski has been very involved with his church, and he acted as the coordinator of the collection and distribution of all donations in addition to volunteering at several shelters. Wischnefski will play at the University of Wisconsin – Madison in the fall.
"US Youth Soccer strives to develop players' skills as well as their characters. Both Victoria and Tyler have taken the important life lessons that soccer offers its participants and given back to the game and their communities. US Youth Soccer is proud to remember Billy Goaziou by contributing to the lives of these young adults as they continue to succeed and move forward to college this fall," said John Sutter, president of US Youth Soccer.
Goaziou was involved in soccer for more than 25 years as a coach and administrator. He served as treasurer of US Youth Soccer and the Florida Youth Soccer Association, as well as chairman of the US Youth Soccer budget and US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program committees. In 1994, he took office as the U.S. Soccer Federation's treasurer and was re-elected four times (1996, 1998, 2000 and 2004). Beyond the soccer world, Goaziou served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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To the BASE Layer
ROCK CLIMBING and BASE jumping go together like peanut butter and chocolate, and the proof is in the growing legions of climbers who are choosing to BASE jump back to the parking lot rather than rappel and/or walk.
Bombs away! Wayne Crill makes a rapid descent of a tower.
BASE jumping is legal in areas overseen by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Most cliffs in Europe, Mexico, South America and areas like Baffin Island have little or no penalties for "backcountry parachuting." The U.S. National Park Service, on the other hand, has outlawed BASE jumping for years. That ban could soon be lifted, however, thanks to the lobbying efforts of The Alliance of Backcountry Parachutists (ABP) who worked with the Park Service to rewrite key management policies regarding BASE jumping. The NPS's newly revised 2006 Management Policies manual includes parachuting guidelines stripped of language that had formerly prohibited the sport outright, declaring it inappropriate in national parks.
BASE jumping was legal in Yosemite for a brief three months in 1980 before it was banned from there and other national parks. Still, many climbers bivying on El Cap have awoken to the sounds of jumpers whizzing past. These accounts would suggest that a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game has been going on between NPS rangers and BASE jumpers for 27 years.
Gardner Sapp, ABP executive director, called the revised management policy, "a big win for backcountry jumpers."
"The NPS went from being adversarial to working with us in good faith and the result is we now have fair access to the planning process without the preconceived declaration that jumping is an inappropriate use."
Sapp said NPS opposition to parachuting started to soften in 2002 after Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo agreed to champion the cause of the ABP.
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"The document is called 22.214.171.124 Parachuting," Sapp said. "And while it accurately calls parachuting 'generally prohibited,' it makes clear that jumping can be allowed if a park planning process determines it to be an appropriate activity."
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