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Intel front page goes all hip

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Fri Sep 29 2006, 18:57

I WAS GOING to Intel's main page to research an article when I came across, well just go there and see.

If you want to see it again, you will have to clear your cookies. When did Intel get all hip and jiggy with that, bling, bling yo, or something. How does this represent enterprise computing again? Wow.

This screenshot speaks volumes. µ

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