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Learn what's new in digital video and other ways to max out your PC.
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Meet Dave Chalk, the host of a series of videos designed to provide practical solutions and PC accessories for enhancing the capabilities of your PC. Click to see the videos
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See the 2.53 GHz Pentium 4 processor stacks up with other Pentium 4 processors for encoding video.
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With the Pentium� 4 processor you can forget about using videotapes to capture TV programming. Launch demo to discover how.
*Flash 5 required, 217K download. Don't have Flash? Download it here.
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Hyper-pipelined Technology improves processor performance for fast transitions between images |
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533 MHz System Bus increases processor performance allowing smooth real-time previewing |
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Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 (SSE2) accelerate video processing for recording DVD-quality video |
See the complete list of benefits and tech specs for the Pentium 4 processor.
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Click to see a side-by-side comparison of how a Pentium 4 processor running at varying speeds encodes digital home movies.
Note/disclaimer: This is a simulation. Actual performance will vary based on system configurations. Click here for specifications.
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Discover the Mobile Intel� Pentium� 4 Processor M, which provides the outstanding performance of a desktop processor in a thinner, light package with extended battery life and secure wireless connectivity.
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See the complete list of digital video software optimized for the Pentium 4 processor or check out the featured software below:
InterVideo WinDVR*
Record, view and pause live TV, create instant replays, skip commercials and more using InterVideo WinDVR* digital VCR software on an Intel Pentium 4 processor-based system.
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VP3*
Get the highest quality video at the lowest possible data rates while retaining the video's full frame-rate with VP3 and a Pentium 4 processor-based system. VP3 is designed to produce high-quality video that is highly compressed and yet easily played back on today's computers.
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