CNET News Daily Podcast: Microsoft tablet, new Intel chips debut
Courier, a prototype tablet from Microsoft, debuts in New York; Intel shows what its Larrabee and Nehalem technologies can do; and say a final goodbye to EDS.
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In today's podcast: Courier, a prototype tablet from Microsoft, debuts in New York; Intel shows what its Larrabee graphics processor can do, while Dell unveils its first laptops sporting Nehalem-based chips; Hewlett-Packard puts the EDS name to rest; and more.
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Today's stories:
Courier tablet one of many Microsoft prototypes
Dell launches first laptop with Intel's Core i7
Intel shows off Larrabee graphics chip for first time
A year later, HP's bet on EDS looks like a winner