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	Wintel
		Wintel is a colloquial, often pejorative, term used to describe industry standard desktop computers of the type commonly used in homes and businesses in the wealthier parts of the world since the late 1980s, which usually combine the Microsoft Windows operating environment system with Intel's x86 processor architecture.
		Intel and Microsoft, once the closest of partners, have operated at an uneasy distance from one another since their first major dispute (which was to do with Intel's heavy investment in the 32-bit optimised Pentium Pro and Microsoft's delivery of an unexpectedly high proportion of 16-bit code in Windows 95).
		The Wintel platform is the dominant desktop and laptop computer architecture, and has now spread to be a leading architecture in the server space.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/wi/Wintel.html (1594 words)

	Wintel and Nokia Squaring Off on Smart Phones
		There are upward of 400 million mobile phones sold yearly, and as they become smarter and more data intensive, Microsoft and Intel want to be on their screens.
		The only problem is the companies that currently hold mobile-phone supremacy have seen the end results of the Wintel domination plot line, and they'll do anything to avoid it.
		Wintel will attempt to crack the market through the cheaper models of second-tier phone manufacturers.
	www.thestreet.com /tech/tishwilliams/10010432.html (1291 words)

	MacNN \| OpenOSX ships WinTel 2.0 for Mactels
		WinTel is designed to be an easy-to-use solution for configuring and utilizing the open-source Bochs software, which allows x86- or Pentium-based operating systems to run on Macintosh computers.
		WinTel 2.0 has been successfully tested running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows XP Professional.
		Wintel 2.0 requires Mac OS X 10.3 or later and is available for $25 via download, while upgrades from previous versions are priced at $15.
	www.macnn.com /articles/06/01/17/wintel.2.0.for.mactels (732 words)

	Windows + Intel = Wintel?
		What motivates this article is a possibility that the Wintel partnership may now be at a turning point.
		This is perhaps why we now see some cracks in Wintel, with several announcements in recent weeks from Intel.
		Wintel was one of the most successful and most important partnerships in the world.
	www.mayin.org /ajayshah/MEDIA/1998/wintel.html (1150 words)

	OpenOSX: WinTel, Run Windows on your Mac
		The Intel calls are native, no longer requiring translation when emulating the host operating system when running on the Intel based Macintoshes.
		VirtualPC is not known to work on the new Intel Macs, however we can say that WinTel is much faster runnning Windows 98 on the on the new intel Macintoshes than VPC is running on a fast G5.
		We do not recommend using WinTel for CPU intensive applications running on the PowerPC based Macintoshes.
	openosx.com /wintel/faq.html (535 words)

	Comments on Open Source Bochs / WinTel X86 Emulator and Performance:
		Wintel's statement that it's only slightly outperformed by VPC is completely wrong.
		Even after I managed to migrate through their crap of not being able to read CD drives (which was especially a pain since I was using an upgrade CD, so I had to create two drive images), it was dog slow.
		WinTel is our native Cocoa interface for configuring and starting Bochs - that is what we are selling, along with the inconvenience of a double-click installer and support.
	www.xlr8yourmac.com /OSX/openosx_x86_emulator.html (3891 words)

	Questions & Answers - Wintel Communications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		To place a call using WinTel Communications, simply dial your local access code, wait for a dial tone, then dial the area code and phone number of the person that you wish to call.
		WinTel is an "add-on" service, which means you can use WinTel Communications service in conjunction with other long distance carriers, which enables you to maximize your savings.
		WinTel offers a Travel Card that is accessible from any where in Continental North America through 1-800 access.
	web.idirect.com /winadmin/public/eng/qa (501 words)

	ITworld.com - Wintel server competition leads to more than low prices
		Neighboring Houston-based Compaq is also cutting prices on Wintel servers while ramping up additional sales incentives, such as added technical support and zero-down leasing, according to David Petts, the vice president of Compaq's North American industry standard server group.
		IBM is also getting aggressive with its Wintel servers, which the Armonk, N.Y.-based company recently renamed eServers in conjunction with its eLiza "self-healing" server initiative.
		Palo Alto, Calif.-based HP is also tempting prospective Wintel server customers with what the company believes is an easier migration path to 64-bit Wintel computing, which begins to arrive later this year with Intel's 64-bit Itanium chip.
	www.itworld.com /Comp/1393/IWD010502hnserve/pfindex.html (434 words)

	OpenOSX: Run Windows(R) on Mac OS X with OpenOSX WinTel(TM) Native on Intel(R) Macs
		WinTel™ allows host operating systems (and applications) such as Microsoft® Windows to run in a protected, virtual environment in a window on Mac OS X.
		WinTel is our popular Cocoa graphical user interface used to control the included powerful underlying open-source "Qemu" x86 virtualization/emulation software.
		We have developed a tutorial for installing Windows XP at: WinTel XP Tutorial, we have a tutorial for installing Windows 98 at: WinTel 98 Tutorial and a tutorial for installing Windows 95 at: WinTel 95 Tutorial.
	openosx.com /wintel (815 words)

	Reino Unido Media:Wintel Support,This is a great opportunity for a Wintel support engineer to further their ca.
		Reino Unido Media:Wintel Support,This is a great opportunity for a Wintel support engineer to further their ca.
		This is a great opportunity for a Wintel support engineer to further their career with a FTSE 100 company based in the Docklands.
		Your role will be to: To manage and implement global technologies, ensuring implementation is on time and according to project plan To maintain Wintel server capacity and performance To manage resolution of problems related to service delivery To provide information, support and assistance to all areas of the tec...
	www.justlanded.com /espanol/uk/tools/find_jobs/media/wintel_support (137 words)

	MacNN \| OpenOSX updates WinTel 2.1.2
		The free WinTel 2.1.2 update can now install Microsoft Windows XP in about a tenth of the time previously required, according to company claims.
		Version 2.1.2 resolves a potential issue with WinTel's "Image CD-ROM" feature (which images CD-ROMs to an ISO-9660 disk image usable by WinTel), and brings hand-compiled, aggressively optimized Bochs binaries that can be used to install Windows XP in about 10 percent of the time previously required.
		WinTel includes two underlying "virtual machines" or "emulators": one is "Qemu" which is utilizes some dynamic translation for maximum performance and a slower, more compatible "Bochs," which it says is required at this time to install Windows XP on Intel Macs.
	www.macnn.com /articles/06/03/15/wintel.212.updated (1196 words)

	Wintel avoids government ire
		Whether or not the government ever takes action, it is clear that Wintel has amassed huge power to define the future of computers and networking.
		It is common for companies to work together, but the Wintel relationship is unusual for two reasons: how long it has lasted and its impact on the marketplace.
		The lords of the Wintel empire contend that in the past 12 months they have fully muscled their way into the Unix-dominated technical workstation market.
	www.networkworld.com /news/0608wintel.html (1558 words)

	Wintel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wintel is a term used to describe desktop computers and servers of the type commonly used in homes and businesses since the late 1980s (these are PC compatible computers running a version of Microsoft Windows).
		There was as yet no sign of the "Win" half of "Wintel," though Microsoft were achieving enormous revenues from DOS sales both to IBM and to an ever-growing list of other manufacturers had agreed to buy an MS-DOS license for every machine they made, even those that shipped with competing products.
		Other markets such as palmtops and mobile phones is now influenced by Wintel as well (even though the Wintel acceptance on the handheld market was low during the introduction era.)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wintel (1673 words)

	Macworld: News: OpenOSX WinTel dramatically cuts XP install time
		OpenOSX on Wednesday announced the release of WinTel 2.1.2, an updated version of their graphical user interface to control the open source PC emulator Qemu.
		A frequent complaint of users who have tried WinTel is how long the software takes to install Windows XP — in some cases, dozens of hours.
		WinTel 2.1.2 “brings hand-compiled, aggressively optimized Bochs binaries that can be used to install Windows XP in about 10 percent of the time previously required,” according to OpenOSX.
	www.macworld.com /news/2006/03/15/wintel/index.php?lsrc=mwrss (496 words)

	Wintel Communications Corporation :: Welcome
		WinTel Communications was established in June 1993 and grew rapidly into one of the Telecom Industry's primary master agents.
		In time, WinTel expanded its relationships to include Premiere Global Services and successfully evolved into one of their largest master agents.
		The WinTel organization has partnered with agents across the United States to provide quality, tailor-made web conference consulting and face-to-face customer support in all major markets.
	www.wintelworks.com (190 words)

	What is Wintel? - a definition from Whatis.com
		- Wintel is a computer trade industry term for personal computers based on the Intel microprocessor and one of the Windows operating system from Microsoft.
		That is, the IBM "PC" (with the Intel chip and Windows operating system) became the prevalent personal computer in the business world and has usually been distinguished from personal computers from Apple (with a Motorola microchip and a proprietary operating system) and sometimes from Unix workstations.
		In most trade publication articles, Wintel implies a Pentium-level microprocessor and the Windows 95 or NT operating systems.
	searchwinit.techtarget.com /sDefinition/0,,sid1_gci213377,00.html (217 words)

	Intel, Microsoft Tout Wintel For Workstations - Technology News by TechWeb
		The event featured demonstrations by companies such as Xerox that are switching to the Wintel workstation platform.
		The Wintel alliance did not entirely hold up through the entire event, though.
		While the Wintel platform has the greatest numbers behind it, Intel will provide support for Linux as well, he said.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB19990630S0029 (370 words)

	Linux News: Commentary: Macintosh Justification
		Instead, Wintel proponents are shown as consistently fudging such arguments as rationales for decisions already made.
		One of the oddest facts about the Wintel versus Unix (including Linux and the Mac) debate is that the Wintel proponents practically brag about never having actually used Unix while the most committed Mac/Unix advocates have generally used both.
		It's true, of course, that Apple's share of new desktop sales runs only a bit over 3 percent right now, but the conclusion these commentators draw from this is wrong because the 3 percent is a measure of revenue dollars to PC sellers, not hours of usage by customers.
	www.linuxinsider.com /story/39826.html (1459 words)

	IGM - PowerBook G4 Titanium v. Wintel
		Last year we compared the Pismo PowerBook with the high-end Wintel portables and found that the Pismo was the clearly superior market entrant.
		When comparing the PowerBook with the Wintels, I find the omission of this feature even more pronounced; virtually every Wintel portable still offers the option of packing a second hard drive, battery, CDRW or Zip.
		The fact that you still can't take fast networking for granted on a Pro-level Wintel portable demonstrates that the PC manufacturers aren't interested in selling you an integrated computing experience; more accurately, they're interested in selling you parts.
	www.insanely-great.com /features/010413.html (2889 words)

	WinTel PC Emulator Goes Universal Binary \|\| The Mac Observer
		The emulator lets you use the open source Bochs software to install and run x86/Pentium-based operating systems on the Mac while booted in Mac OS X. This new version is compiled as a Universal Binary, letting it run natively on both PowerPC-based Macs, as well as the new Intel-based Macs.
		OpenOSX Wintel 2.0 is available for download at the OpenOSX Web site, and is priced at US$25, or $30 on CD.
		Because I don't care what rediculous flips the programmers did on this new version, the old version was so wildly unusable on a 2ghz G5 desktop that there is now way the new one can be good enough to be useable.
	www.macobserver.com /article/2006/01/17.6.shtml (1406 words)

	OpenOSX Updates WinTel With Internal Modem Support \|\| The Mac Observer
		WinTel is an application designed for controlling Bochs, a Windows OS emulator for Macs.
		OpenOSX today announced the immediate availability of WinTel 1.2.1 for Mac OS X, offering an easy-to-use solution for configuring and utilizing the included optimized open source “Bochs” software, allowing operation of x86/Pentium(R)-based operating systems on Macintosh computers running Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
		This is the first version of WinTel to offer support for an internal modem, and the ability to save settings.
	www.macobserver.com /article/2004/04/27.6.shtml (734 words)

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	MacFixIt - OpenOSX ships WinTel 2.0: Universal Binary Windows emulation -- claims "nearly native" speeds
		"Our WinTel product built for the new Intel based Macs runs Windows within Mac OS X offering performance we have always dreamed of: nearly native.
		"WinTel is our popular Cocoa graphical user interface used to control the included powerful underlying open-source 'Bochs' x86 emulation software (Bochs is pronounced as Box).
		I tried WinTel a while back and, on my dual 2Ghz G5 with 2.5 GB RAM, it was
	www.macfixit.com /article.php?story=20060117081618155 (565 words)

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