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HP (Palo Alto, CA) has unveiled its first workstations based onQuad-Core Xeon 5300 series processors and Core 2 Extreme QX6700quad-core processors from Intel. HP began shipments Tuesday.
Multi-core workstations offer the performance capacity required formulti-tasking and multi-threaded, compute-intensive application such asvisualization and analysis common in CAE, oil and gas, and DCCenvironments. DE is awaiting arrival of an Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5300processor-based HP xw8400 workstation for evaluation and will reportour findings on our Engineering IT and Computing page soon aspracticable.
HP workstations featuring the new Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5300 processorseries will an estimated starting price of $2,349, although fullyconfigured are expected to cost substantially more. For furtherdetails, click here.
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