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BT launches location-based, personalised Wi-Fi service February 5, 2009

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BT has launched a location-centric, personalised Wi-Fi service, powered by Io Global, in London. BT MyPlace combines location, personalisation data and convergence to deliver relevant information and advertising such as restaurant, bars and shopping recommendations, plus audio downloads including books and walking tours, to consumers on the move. The service is free via any outdoor BT Openzone Westminster hotspot and can be accessed from any Wi-Fi device in BT’s Westminster Wireless City. BT MyPlace was launched in conjunction with BT and Westminster City Council, and sponsored by Cisco and Intel. The service is available free during a six-month trial, with funding provided bContent partners include Time Out, Love Theatre, Kodak, LondonPass and audible.com.y local advertising. 

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Intel launches low-cost quad-core mobile chip December 31, 2008

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Intel has launched a low-cost quad-core mobile processor and added more mobile Core 2 Duo processors to its chip lineup, according to an updated price list dated December 28. Acer was one of the first PC makers to announce a system with the new quad-core processor. On Monday Acer released the Aspire 8930G-7665 laptop designed for extreme gaming using the new Intel Core 2 Quad Mobile Processor Q9000, which runs at 2.53GHz. The laptop comes with a 18.4-inch WUXGA screen and Nvidia GeForce 9700M GT graphics. It is priced at $1,799.

The Q9000 processor is listed at $348, significantly less expensive than the existing QX9300 mobile quad-core processor, which is listed at $1,038, and the Q9100, listed at $851. Both of these processors, however, have 12MB of cache memory, twice the amount of the cheaper Q9000, which integrates 6MB of cache. Generally, the more cache memory, the faster the processor.

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