Intel Core i5

This year's CES was dominated by products featuring the new 2010 Intel Core Processor family. The most outstanding member of this family by far is the Core i5, which brings high-end peformance to mainstream notebooks. We had a chance to review our first Core i5 notebook this week, and we were very impressed by the chip's ability to multitask and perform everyday chores at higher speeds than its Core 2 Duo predecessors. In addition to using Intel's 32-nanometer Nehalem architecture, Core i5 chips contain several innovative features. Hyper-threading allows the processor's two physical cores to run two threads each, dramatically improving the performance of multithreaded apps such as video editors, photo processors, spreadsheets, and high-end games. Turbo Boost allows Core i5 to increase its own clock speed, effectively overclocking itself to speed up processor-intensive tasks. And, for the first time, Intel's graphics chip and memory controller have been integrated into the processor, allowing for better power management, smaller systems, and the ability to amp up the graphics speed as needed.

Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe

Sportservice Lorinser car tuner rolled-out their aerodynamics kits for the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe. The Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe features a new aerodynamics package which includes a new front bumper with integrated LED integrated LED daytime running lights and a new grille. The Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe also comes with a roof and a boot lid lip and a new rear bumper with an integrated diffuser.

The Lorinser Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe features varying wheel designs and sizes. The latest development is the one-piece 20-inch light-alloy wheel RS9. The light-alloy wheels are especially emphasized by progressively winded suspension springs which lower the E-Class Coupes center of gravity by 30 millimeters at the front and rear axle.