Intel introduced its new high speed Pentium 4 processor today, the chipmaker's first processor design since 1995. As NPR's John McChesney reports, the chip boosts video and graphics performance, giving Intel additional clout in the battle for high performance users. But analysts don't expect the Pentium 4 to quickly transform the PC market because most users already have plenty of power for their needs.
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