Sales and Marketing Guide. - Intel

FAQ’s.
Question:
What’s the difference between the legacy Intel® Core products and
the all new 2010 Intel Core Processor family?
Answer:
Processors from the all new 2010 Intel Core Processor Family enable PCs that aren’t just
faster, but smarter. They’re based on the latest 32nm (and some 45nm) manufacturing
processes and feature a brand new chipset that reduces the communication time
between your devices and the processor. The all new 2010 Intel Core i5 and i7
Processors also includes Intel Turbo Boost Technology, which has been refined for 2010
to provide extra performance when your PC needs it.
Question:
Do the processors in the all new 2010 Intel Core Processor family
provide graphics capabilities?
Answer:
Intel HD Graphics is available with select models of the all new 2010 Intel Core
Processor family. It delivers an excellent high-definition video experience and offers the
performance required for mainstream use without the added power, noise, and cost of a
discrete graphics card. Watch movies and Internet videos in high-definition, play popular
game titles and get full support for Microsoft Windows* 7.
FAQ’s.
Question:
Intel® Pentium® Processor seems good enough for me, why do I need
to buy an Intel Core i3 or an Intel Core i5 Processor?
Answer:
As multitasking becomes more common and applications become more advanced, a PC
powered by the all new 2010 Intel Core processor family allows you to do more at
once. The new Intel Turbo Boost Technology, available in the new 2010 Intel Core i5
and i7 processors, automatically speeds up your processor when your PC needs extra
performance. Intel Hyper-threading Technology, available in the new 2010 Core i5
processors and the new 2010 Intel Core i3 processors, allows each core of your processor
to work on two tasks at the same time. If you need a brand that you can trust that
performs classic and basic computing, the Intel Pentium processor is a good choice.
Question:
My PC is only three years old. Why should I consider upgrading to
a new PC?
Answer:
Compared to a PC that’s more than three years old, a new PC powered by an Intel
processor allows you to:
• Prepare photos and convert video more than 3 times faster 1
• Reduce use of energy
• Watch HD Internet TV, movies, and video with smoother playback 1
• Convert music for your iPod* up to 3 times faster 1
• Convert HD video for your mobile phone up to 2.5 times faster 1
• Auto-enhance photos up to 2 times faster 1
1 System performance, battery life, power savings, high-definition quality, video playback and functionality, and wireless performance and functionality
will vary depending on your specific operating system, hardware, chipset, connection rate, site conditions, and software configurations. References to
enhanced performance including wireless refer to comparisons with previous generation Intel® technologies. Wireless connectivity and some features
may require you to purchase additional software, services or external hardware. Availability of public wireless LAN access points is limited, wireless
functionality may vary by country and some hotspots may not support Linux-based Intel® Centrino® processor technology systems. See http://www.Intel.
com/products/Centrino/index.htm and http://www.Intel.com/performance/mobile/benchmarks.htm for more information on performance, wireless, power
savings and energy efficiency. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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