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"VI" "IV" ... roman numberals for '6' '4' as in, 64-bit? That's the first that came to mind for me
[Posted by: Piranha | Date: 07/01/05 03:44:10 PM]
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Intel Changes Logotype of Unknown VIIV Technology.
Started by: Piranha | Date 07/01/05 03:44:10 PM
Comments: 6 | Last Comment: 08/23/05 07:44:02 AM
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If you look at them as Roman Numerals, it's 64
[Posted by: Pete Mitchell | Date: 07/01/05 07:14:50 PM]
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There is a rumor going on and on, in conspiracy circles, which says the VIIV logo, is meant to be taken as a hand gesture... bend your little finger, keep your ring and middle fingers straight, and bend your index finger... (let your thumb alone) you get the opposite symbol of the one, used by many, to indicate you worship da devil... (which surely enough, does not mean, Intel worships God...)
[Posted by: Tabionne | Date: 08/19/05 02:36:52 AM]
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P5 IS A DUAL CORE
[Posted by: P5 IS A DUAL CORE | Date: 08/23/05 07:39:50 AM]
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64BIT DUAL CORE (DUAL CORE 64BIT). OR.. TRUE DUAL CORE P5
[Posted by: P5 IS A DUAL CORE | Date: 08/23/05 07:44:02 AM]
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