DON'T EXPECT TO SEE WINDOWS EIGHT SAILING ON IVY BRIDGE.

              It's an intriguing scenario that most of you wont believe about, "the coming Windows Eight and the mode of compatibility to cross port on this newly unveiled, Intel's Ivy Bridge processor". Since then many have been seen making vast & brilliant Tech talks about the old Intel's processor, Sandy Bridge and positive side that it has been serving with. Today, it's a closed chapter, Say hi to ivy bridge & please wait, don't be too fast making hay when the sun shines because windows eight won't be letting  you have geeky moves to the newly unveiled ivy bridge. Scientist say sandy bridge will be the only 32 Nanometer processor (nm) that will bare the fate of windows eight when out, by the end of this year. One numbingly Consistence is that Intel's ivy bridge will focus on different characteristics but mainly on "DISPLAY" & other co-activities that makes it a super processor. One of the interesting cornerstone idea is accustomed by the technology idea Intel decided to implement when coming with the powerful processor. Talk about transistor measurement & let it bring you answers to questions about size & mode of transistor arrangement that offers a new dawn to the Tech industry. Intel has decided to calibrate it's new processor to a 22 Nanometre transistor chip giving it an upgrade from the 32 Nanometer which was seen with Sandy Bridge. This new processor will entail a 6 million 22 Nanometer transistor & 3D tri-gate technology will be part and parcel of Intel's focus. When i talk of 3D Tri-gate I possibly refer to Moore's Law, a scientist whose best motive was to see more out of a device and less in it's energy consumption. Up-to-date scientists have been working hand-in-hand to see his law flowing to dynasty.

                 Let's switch to interactive highlights that Intel dared to have it brought to the masses. I'll be keeping it detailed for the easy understand for those of you who are still novice in the Tech industry.

1. Intel's 3D transistors Technology:- Ivy bridge is a 22 Nanometer chip while Sandy bridge is 32 Nanometer. It will be the first to use Intel's 3D transistor technology. In short  the 22 (nm) technology is sustaining the moore's law that focuses on doubling the number of transistors on a silicon device every two years.
2.USB 3.0 :- USB 3.0 to became universal with a doubling speed transition than the previous 2.0 USB parallel port speed.
3.Graphics/ Multimedia :- Intel is expected to name graphics component the HD 4000 multimedia support. Gaming is now brought to light. With a 760 & a x4000 colours making your graphics hardware, be assured of 99% content acceleration
4.Open 1.1 & Direct X  11.0 given a newer look:- Are you a gaming & a Multimedia Animator as i do? then get to know Intel will now give support to Open CL for the first time in the chip's graphic component. Direct X 11.0 will also be supported for the first time in Intel's Processor history.
           So far i can say Intel has made positive strides in seeing the firm sustaining the industry. Last time i wrote talked of (ISM) In-plane switching mode that Apple inc has seen to have implemented during the past & in the recent dates. Today Intel  has taken the same initiative but with different features that doesn't see it violating it's patents with the apple inc. It is last week on Monday when they went public & announced it's debut but trust me they've made total turnover of approximately 89% while Apple inc was the second largest & biggest gainers with 82%. What does this mean, more people are rather interested with display feature that a device portrays. Come August this year, let me conclude that Intel will be the next smart company doing the "BIG-BOSS" kind of thing. Before i come my completion analysis, let me keep it public that I'll be attending an ICT conference that will be held this Saturday, with Ubuntu cloud computing being the main agenda. I'll post you all the relevant issues that i together with my team have been going green with. Do have a fabulous weekend & let's do it big next Friday.