The CTZ crew puts their best foot forward in an attempt to de-mystify Intel's new performance-per-watt campaign. If you've heard of VIIV, but haven't the slightest what it is, this article's a good place to start.

"The name in itself is quite interesting with VI and IV standing for 6 and 4 in Roman numerals, which further translate into 64-bit. VI IV are also mirror images and could perhaps signify dual-core. According to Intel, its latest digital brand is pronounced as "v+v" and rhymes with "five" which takes care of showing that this is the next level from the Pentium 4 platform. The naming was either brilliant or a fluke (or both)."