If an insider reporting to CNET is to be believed, it looks like the initial notebook offerings to employ Intel's Sandy Bridge processor architecture will be of the quad-core variety. That's right... no dual-cores at launch. This is quite the shift from previous launches, where dual-cores have come first and then quad-cores. Does this tell us about the state of computing, or could there be other reasons behind this decision?
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