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Intel Montevina, contrary to what everyone can imagine, it’s not just the processor but a platform formed by Penryn processor, 4 Express Chipset Mobile and Wireless Adapter Wi-Fi/WiMAX.

The processor, Penryn, is the same used in the current Santa Rosa platform, with minor changes. They are manufactured in 45 nanometer and more advanced models will rate clock frequency of up to 3.06GHz

The innovations are even more interesting is with the Express Chipset Mobile 4, which brings support for DDR3 memory and Gigabit Ethernet, but what draws attention is the bearer of truth to the world of High Definition. Thanks to new GMA X4500 integrated graphics card which, according to Intel, has a capacity three times larger than predecessor X3100 and exits could include HDMI, DVI, UDI and media support for Blu-Ray.

The wireless adapter, use the default 802.11ne is the item that has spent more time for the giant of processors, several tests have been made, especially with respect to WiMAX connectivity.

There is information that Intel may not use the codename Montevina. The idea is to call it, Centrino 2, making clear reference to the new product would be a definite trend lines of Centrino earlier.

Acer, Toshiba and MSI have already announced that used the platform to be released in notebooks likely in 2009.

Sunday, a day that has always game for relax, did not make a game here on the blog, but today (with 5 days of delay) bring to the game you shake it off, and you take some of your patience, spend a little more of your reasoning.

You only need to use the mouse to play, and the rest is all a matter of coordination. The stages are not very difficult, except at 8 and higher.

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If you are looking for a new desktop look, maybe a simple change of font style, size or color will work. Below, I will show you how to customize individual Windows elements on your desktop such as icons, menus and title bars. Here’s how:

1. Right click an empty space on your desktop.
2. Click Properties.
3. Click on the Appearance tab.
4. Click the Advanced button.
5. In the Advanced Appearance windows under the “Item:” category, when you open this list, you can change the appearance of the following options:

3D Objects
Active Title Bar
Active Window Border
Application Background
Caption Buttons
Desktop
Icon
Icon Spacing (Horizontal)
Icon Spacing (Vertical)
Inactive Title Bar
Inactive Window Border
Menu
Message Box
Palette Title
Selected Items
ToolTip
Window

Note: Not all appearance options will be available for all of the listed options. For example, you will not be able to change the font on elements that do not display text. This option will be greyed out.

6. Once you’ve selected an item from the listed options, if available for that item, you can make the following changes (see Figure #1):

* Under Item:

o In the Size box, select a font size.
o In the Color box, select a color.

* Under Font:

o Select the Font that you would like to use.
o In the Size box, select a font size.
o In the Color box, select a color.
o To make your font appear bold, click the B.
o To make your font appear in Italics, click the I.

7. When you are finished making all of your changes, click OK twice to save these settings.