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HP’s 6-core HPE-180t – One Desktop To Rule Them All?

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ZDNet: HP’s 6-core HPE-180t – One Desktop To Rule Them All?

Google may think the desktop PC is dead, but not HP and Intel. This new 6-core processor model will satisfy your most power-hungry power users.

“Today was the day that Intel PC partners could officially announce their support for the new i7-980X Extreme Edition six-core processor, and several companies have updated their product offerings, which will hopefully cover in the next few posts.

But let’s start with the biggest desktop company with a new offering: HP has added the CPU as an option for its Pavilion Elite HPE-180t series.”

Small Business Computing Staff
Small Business Computing Staff
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