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    Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
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    Image of DontFeedTheTrolls DontFeedTheTrolls
    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    A rose by any other name--you know how it goes. Srsly, I could care less if they branded it as A Big Bag of Steamy Shit, alls I know is my new Core i7 is teh roX0rz and that ain't not too bad...
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    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    So if BMW decided to make a 4 series, would Intel start producing an i4?
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    Image of TheSonOfKrypton TheSonOfKrypton
    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    "i" everything is really starting to bug me...
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    06/17/09

    @TheSonOfKrypton: iNtel.
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    06/17/09

    @TheSonOfKrypton: Aye-Aye!
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    Image of aquajaws aquajaws
    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    Sooo...their plan to simplify the mind boggling array of derivatives of Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad, etc, which to me seem pretty clear (brand of core processors followed by number of cores on the chip)...to add now, whatever i3, i5, and i7 modifiers mean, AND still have Pentium, Celeron, Atom, and Core lines? I fail to see the simplicity.
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    06/17/09

    @aquajaws: Agreed. At least I understand the terminology in the first instance. What the hell is i5 supposed to mean?
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    06/17/09

    @92BuickLeSabre: Sounds more like a Borat-esque gesture of approval.
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    06/17/09

    @aquajaws: I don't know what the hell any of this stuff means to begin with.
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    06/17/09

    @aquajaws: they won't have the core brands anymore. i3, i5 and i7 are replacing the core branding basically.
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    06/17/09

    @cullenmcd: They'll keep the Core branding. They'll be called Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7.


    @92BuickLeSabre: It means that the 5 is the imaginary component.

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    Image of theotherstevejobs theotherstevejobs
    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    seriously - which is more complex - figuring out what chips Intel make, or which verison of Windows to buy?
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    06/17/09

    @theotherstevejobs: How is it complex? You just choose the good one.
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    06/17/09

    In reply to Intel Explains 'Simplified' Core i3, i5, i7 Brand Structure
    If they wait too long, i7 will be low level, and they'll need i9 and i11
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    06/17/09

    @Purple Monkey Dishwasher: Nah. The higher level of each tier will be M3 and M5. Except for M7 because that's just too big.
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