The T in those names stands for Turbo Core, which automatically downclocks half the cores in order to provide a little extra speed (up to 500MHz more) to the other three.
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The new Streak will be sold by T-Mobile in the next few weeks and includes a beefy dual-core processor.
If it weren't for the annoying chore of appeasing fans in the interim, many teams could build a championship core within five years.
Because the audience wasn't dominated by teenage girls, "The Hunger Games" didn't experience the drop-off in sales between Friday and Saturday common for films whose core fans are willing to invest the time and energy to secure a coveted seat at an opening-day screening.
And to top it all off, the plan can't resolve the supply and demand problem that is at the core of the run-up in fuel prices.
Ms. Giffords's immediate responsiveness to commands, such as squeezing a doctor's hand, suggests that she wasn't in a coma and that her brain stem and the brain's core structures had relatively little damage.
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In terms of actual functionality, the core technology hasn't changed much: this is still a heads-up display that allows you to control things using your voice or by moving your head.
But Enron's investments in other operations, from broadband trading to retail energy, weren't nearly as lucrative as the core natural gas-trading business.
It had bought Monterey before the latter's core product was finished, and in 20 months Cisco couldn't get past field trials.
His campaign is still pulling in contributions, and Dean is aware his hard-core supporters don't want him to give up, the adviser said.
But they don't want to be seen as having given in to Clinton's terms, which could keep the party's conservative core sitting on its hands in November.
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