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The market gives and the market takes away. Just yesterday, Intel Corp. (INTC) was upgraded by Banc of America securities analyst Sumit Dhanda to "buy" from "neutral" citing better margins based on lower chipset unit costs. According to published reports from the Associated Press, Dhanda also sees "potential market share gains from new Intel products that includes its Atom range of processor chips for low-end desktop and notebook computers." Dhanda notes that the products collectively could ..>>.

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As computers become more advanced, the microprocessors inside them shrink in size and use less electrical current. These new, energy efficient chips can be crammed closer together, increasing the number of calculations that can be done per second, therefore making the computer more powerful. But even the mighty supercomputer has its Achilles heel: an increased sensitivity to interference from charged particles originating beyond your office. These highly energetic particles come from space .. read the rest.

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