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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]         [IMAGE]    send to a friend      [IMAGE] Hello Intel Subscriber, [IMAGE]  October 2001          If you haven't already upgraded to the Pentium
 4 processor, now is the perfect time. With the new standard-setting Windows
 XP operating system from Microsoft
, and our re-designed Home Computing Site full of useful tools and information, the Pentium 4 processor has even more ways to power and advance the cutting edge of technology. [IMAGE]       ?   New: Windows XP + Pentium 4 processor    ?   Discover the future of technology      ?   Try our new PC Builders' Guide    ?   Compare the Pentium
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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	  [IMAGE]   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE]  New: Windows XP + Pentium(R)4 processor Windows(R)XP with Pentium(R)4 processor optimizations   The Pentium 4 processor and Microsoft Windows XP pair up to bring you a great digital media experience. They have both been tailored to meet the needs of today's multitasking, productivity and digital-age entertainment demands. For instance, while the Pentium 4 processor encodes MP3s quickly, the OS gives you the freedom and ease to personalize your digital jukebox and burn CDs. Together, the Pentium 4 processor and Windows XP give you an unbeatable combination of high performance and stability.  See all the great enhancements.     back to top   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] 	[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	
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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	  [IMAGE]   [IMAGE] Discover the future of technology Can interactive 3D images be modeled to accurately reflect the play of light? How far off is the first 20 GHz processor? Researchers at Intel Labs are currently at work on initiatives such as these in their continual efforts to yield groundbreaking advancements in technology. Keep up with their progress in The Future of Technology, a new section on the Intel
 Home Computing Site, devoted to the latest developments within Intel.  Find out what's next.    back to top   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] 	[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	
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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	  [IMAGE]   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE]  Try our new PC Builder's Guide Intel(R) Pentium(R)4   Looking for advice on how to build or upgrade your PC? You'll find everything you need to get started with our PC Builders' Guide on the newly redesigned Intel Home Computing Site. Begin with the Motherboard Selector, which matches the correct motherboard to your desired processor, and then move on to the comprehensive list of motherboard FAQs and the essential guides that map out all the components of a PC.  Check out the guide now.     back to top   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] 	[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	
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[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	  [IMAGE]   [IMAGE] Compare the Pentium(R) chips  How does the Pentium 4 processor stack up to the Pentium
 III processor in real terms? Check out the performance benchmark tool on the new Intel Home Computing site. You'll see how the chips compare in efficiency and speed during MP3 encoding, 3D gaming, video encoding, video editing, compute-intensive software, speech recognition and overall Internet experience.  See the benchmark comparisons.    back to top   [IMAGE] [IMAGE] [IMAGE] 	[IMAGE]	[IMAGE]	
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