What is the latest Model of Computers are made right now?
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Computers consist of many components, each of which is constantly being updated every 2-12 months.  Because of this, there is no way to specify what the latest model is right now, unless you specify the latest model of everything individually.  Even if you did that, not all of the individually newest parts can work together, for instance the newest and best ram may not work in the newest and best motherboard.  I would recommend going to dell or emachines and asking someone there what models they offer that could do what you need it to do.  Quite frankly the most powerful machines out there are way too overpowered and WAY too overpriced for 99.999% of people, so just find something that will do what you want, and you'll be happy.
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The extreme editions.\n  \nIntel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73GHz / 2MB Cache / 1066MHz FSB / Socket 775 / Hyper-Threading /
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Try going to http://www.digg.com  or http://www.tomshardware.com for latest info.  The latest thing I heard of is the Desktop Supercomputer, which is basically 8 blade servers mounted in a chassis together using multi-core Linux or Windows - 16 fast processors at once, you can't go wrong!
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The new operating system is Vista and it will run much better with a multi-processor system.  Get a Pentium D or better.  The Pentium 4's are single-processor systems.  You will see lots of Pentium 4's sold cheaply over the next few months.  Don't buy a Pentium 4.  Get a multi-processor system.\n\nAlso, Vista will incorporate Voice and Speech reconition software into the operating system.  \n\nIf you are currently usina an XP system, you can add Voice and Speech Recognition software by downloading e-Speaking.  You can experience Vista's voice and speech capabilities within an XP system.
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I would check ebay for motherboards.  Some stores on ebay may offer "new in box"  but I doubt companies are still releasing new stuff for old technology.
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fastest notebook cpu on date is the intel core 2 duo t7600\n2.33 ghz clock speed\n667 mhz fsb\n4 mb l2 cache\n\n>> maybe u'll find them on tigerdirect & other stores in a few months time\n< presently only available on pre-built laptops >
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1.) More storage capacity in smaller sizes\n\n2.) Faster processing speeds - Intel recently stated that within 10 years, there will be up to 100 cores on a single processor.  Processors clocked at over 5Ghz should be possible in the next 4 years.\nhttp://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,70285-0.html\n\n3.) Transition from desktop applications to network/online applications to provide more extensive interoperability between systems.\n\n4.) Outplacement of other media devices to allow computers to become the center of every home and personal entertainment system.  No more TV, DVD, Blu-Ray/HD-DVD, Audio, etc.  All media will pass through a centralized or portable computer/device.\n\n5.) Production boom of portable devices.  Within ten years, 80% of the world's population will access the internet via a device other than a computer.  These devices will support more storage, faster processing and greater functionality as they evolve into personal communication and media hubs.\nBruce Chizen - Adobe CEO - MAX 2006\n\n6.)Everything wireless.  Peripherals have already begun working on BlueTooth and other WiFi technologies.  Wireless power supply is currently under development.\nhttp://networks.silicon.com/mobile/0,39024665,39164122,00.htm\n\n7.) Biometrics.  Computers will advance security with the addition of biometrics to recognize users via fingerprints, retinal scans and or facial recognition software.  Users will be automatically logged into their system/device.\nhttp://crave.cnet.com/8300-1_105-1-0.html?keyword=biometrics\n\nI'm sure there are lots more.  But these are some of the major movements in the industry right now.  Nano technologies and bio-technologies could also ignite new pathways for future advancedments.
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DDR2 -- Is The Latest Ram in the market you can say it recent Development in computer memory..\nIn Processor Dual core is new technologies\nIntel came with Intel® Core™2 Extreme processor\nAMD came wit AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual-Core \n\nwindows going to relies new os windows Vista in jan 2007\n\nthis are the recent things in computer field..
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The one by Intel seemed nice. I presume its discontinued, so it should be a bargin these days.
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Wait - Computers become obsolete in 3 years. That means, should you buy now, your system will be obsolete in 8 months... Think about it - $1k (or more,) going to waste at 4x the speed! :)\n\nI'm waiting too. So are millions of us! :)\n\nZ
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Well if you go to ebay 'pulse', which tells whats hot right now... it gives this list...\n\n1. psp\n2. ipod\n3. xbox 360\n4. laptop\n5. ipod nano\n6. caravan\n7. mini moto\n8. lacoste\n9. nokia\n10. psp games
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Computers are evolving extremely fast. If today this is the best processor, tommorow something new appears. And the reason for this is that computers make our life easier to handle. On the other hand I'm afraid that there will come the time when we will be ruled by their power, if this hasn't happened already. Look around you!
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Normal run of the mill Dell laptop. Wouldn't say its up there with the latest specs, but they are usually proficient in what they are required to do.
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HP dv6000t\nIntel(R) Core(TM) Solo processor T1350 (1.86 GHz\n512MB DDR2 System Memory (2 Dimm) \nIntel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator 950 - Core \n80GB 5400RPM for= $668.99\n\nI won't buy any until when vista is out. That why i'm going to return my laptop to get it.
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i really don't know but it sounds like it is time for a new computer???
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Motherboards - not a great deal, but PCI-X and PCI-Express slots are relatively new, and important. PCI-X is a standard upgrade slot, while PCI-Express is for graphics cards. Gigabit LAN support is also new, and will be fairly important in future. Its 10 times faster than existing LAN connections.\n\nCPU's - Dual core processors and 64 bit processors are the newest mainstream technologies to arrive. Some processors have both of these features. 64 bit as yet isnt particularly important, but has the potential to allow for much more complex programs and greater speed. Dual core processors already allow significant speed improvements.\n\nRAM - DDR2 is the newest standard. RAM speeds are constantly increasing, and thats the main change.\n\nCD/DVD ROM - Are both being superseeded by HD-DVD and Blu Ray technology, which, is described in detail above. They simply allow much greater capacity.\n\nScanners, and Printers - As far as i know, there has been no major advances, merely constant updates and gradual improvement.\n\nHard Drives - 1.8" hard drives for portable units have become available which are smaller than other hard drive units. The main new technology in hard drives is "perpendicular recording", which allows data on the disk surface to be closer together which increases speed and capacity. Its not too common as yet, but it is becoming more widespread. Serial ATA (SATA) is also a relatively recent new connection standard, improving transfer speeds. 'Hybrid' hard drives will be available soon that use a large amount of flash memory as a buffer, suppposedly increasing speed.\n\nFloppy disk -  nothing new for years, this technology is completely obsolete.\n\nFlash - Is getting bigger, faster and cheaper.\n\nROM - nothing\n\nCache - on processors, its simply getting bigger
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It's unfortunate but the machine (due to the newest changes in technology) is almost a thing of the past. Not only has the technology changed drastically, prices since 2001 have dropped tremendously. I now sell New Laptops with great processing time, sdram memory, video memory, wireless 802.11 ethernet, cd/dvd burner, etc for about $550. My advise to you would be to keep it and use it, I'm sure it works well, or do like me and donate it to the Home for Abused Women or Locks of Love (childrens cancer programs where it can really be used and the kids will love you forever.  Thanks for your time. Larry RadioShack 01-9590