#85 Sponsored by GoDaddy: How Fast do you want your money, The Best Advertisement, Intel Quad-core and Plasma TV’s

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In today’s episode you will figure out how fast you want your money in Finances. For Business, you will learn about the best advertisement a business can have. And for Technology you will learn more about the Intel Quad-Core as well as Panasonic’s Plasma TV’s.

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#41 Sponsored by GoDaddy: When will you be a millionaire, Color Branding, and Lower Quad-Core Pricing

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In today’s episode I ask, “When will you become a Millionaire?” for Finances. Business deals with the topic of Branding your company by color. And Technology reports on the price cuts of Intel’s Quad-Core Chips.

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#32 Sponsored by GoToMyPC: Is it good to buy things on credit, Ten Sales Killers, and AMD goes Quad-Core

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In today’s episode I answer whether it is good or not to buy things on credit for Finances. Business will deal on the topic of Ten Sales Killers. Technology wraps up the episode with AMD going Quad-Core.

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An update on Intel Quad-Core Chips

Remember back in episode #15 when I talked about Intel producing Quad-Core Chips? Well today, Felixtronics unveiled its new G700 quad-core platform which has Intel quad-core chips installed.

“We developed a flexible rackmount platform containing two quad-core Intel processors for customers seeking a high-performance, scalable solution for various networking, security and storage appliance applications,” said Sean Burke, president of Flextronics’ Computing Segment. “With its modular I/O approach, OEM and ODM customers can increase value to end users and offer various G700 models with options for Gigabit Ethernet (copper and fiber), 10GbE, Infiniband, storage, security acceleration for IPSec and SSL and many more modular options.”

If you want to read the entire press release, head on over to: http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20070404PR201.html

Intel Quad-Core Released

Today Intel launched its new Quad-Core Chip. It was installed on the E5335 and E5345. For now it seems content in its new place of servers, workstations and high-end gaming desktops, but you never know when it will be released to the public.
You can find full details to going to http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,130375/article.html

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