The Germany based tech site Computer Base seems to have their hands on a Intel’s 32nm Sandy Bridge roadmap for the desktop and notebook market.

It seems Intel plans to launch Sandy Bridge as the Core i7 2000 series. Several processors will have a suffix to identify special features of the processor, such as the “K” for unlocked chips, “S” for energy-efficient versions, “T” for dual-core 35W TDP models, “M” for laptop processors, “QM” for quad-core laptop CPUs and “XM” for the fastest laptop chips.

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As much a piece of design as a piece of audio, these Harman Kardon GLA-55 cut glass speakers are a real eye-catcher.

Looking like a pair of giant paperweights, the GLA-55 two-way speakers offer audiophile-friendly output thanks to the sheer weight – there’s no resonance or movement, which means a purer sound, all 56 watts of it.

No amplifier is required either – each speaker has one built into its clear acrylic stand, so you just have to plug in your MP3 player (or other audio source and you’re away). Just 3,000 being offered worldwide from next month, priced around £500 / 600 EUR a pair.

Harman Kardon website

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3D Desktops never have been a success and very likely .. will never be. But the combo of a 3D desktop witha touch-screen … well at the very least that might be interesting. Check out the video.

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