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    Chipmaker Intel has ordered a test version of a new tool it says will allow the company to hurdle an impending industry-killing roadblock and continue to punch up chip performance.

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    Intel's Pentium 4 processor delivers improved performance for processing video and audio, and displaying 3D graphics.

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  • Why I want a Pentium Mac

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