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Sports bring people with a passion for global causes together. Sports celebrities, teams, events, and sponsors share their competitive spirit with others around the world for mankind's benefit.
Not Your Parents' PC - New Intel® Viiv Technology
Back in the '70s when "Welcome Back, Kotter" first aired, the only way to see it was by tuning in to the right TV channel at the right time every week. Today, people are using technologies like TiVo, cable and satellite TV -- and even computers and portable devices -- to watch TV and other entertainment. New digital entertainment systems with Intel'­s Viiv (rhymes with five) technology blend the best of today'­s media center computers and high quality digital consumer electronics. These aren'­t like your parents'­ PCs. These can turn on and off quickly like your TV. They even let you play high definition video in 7.1 surround-sound while transferring music and video to other devices -- all thanks to Intel'­s dual core computer processor and chipset inside.
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