CES 2012 - Day 4: Leaving Las Vegas - winners and losers

With the deafening hum of CES still echoing in my ears, I look back at the highs and lows of the show

CES 2012 - Day 2: So, what's new?

There are whispers going around the CES show floor that exciting ideas are thin on the ground

CES 2012 - Day 1: Big TVs, big queues and Ultrabooks

As the first day of CES 2012 draws to a close, we try to make sense of all the noise.

Intel focuses on Ultrabook laptops at CES 2012

CES 2012 may well be dominated by Ultrabooks, with a number of new devices being announced

Happy 40th birthday to the Intel 4004 CPU

On November 15 1971, Intel released a rather remarkable piece of technology

Why did my processor speed change after I added memory?

Despite adding more memory to his PC, Mr Williams has a lower processor score

Toshiba Qosmio F750 3D laptop offers 3D viewing without glasses

The lenticular screen allows users to view 3D images without special glasses

Can Intel make tablets and phones more like the PC?

Chipmaker wants Atom processors in all 'companion devices', but will consumers agree?

Today at Computex: Intel tablets and robot monkeys

Yes, really. We meet Intel's MeeGo tablet and the Compal Robii

Intel: 100 million netbooks sold, more to come

Exclusive interview: Bill Kircos talks netbooks, tablets and more.

Intel, OCZ, Kingston and Plextor launch new solid-state disks

SSDs offer higher capacities, faster performance and lower prices, says Kingston

Apple unveils Macbook Pros using Intel's Sandy Bridge processor

Laptop range available in dual- or quad-core versions costing from £1,000

PC World lures appstore shoppers with free Angry Birds for PC