While AMD is busy giving free stickers and posters with their logo on it, Intel focuses on providing free material and reference guides for software developers.
I suggest you only go for the first book (IA-32 Intel Architecture Software Developer’s Manual) if you don’t have strong knowledge about processors or never did any Assembly programming.
The shipping is free, world-wide, via FedEx. Mine arrived in 3 days with FedEx International Express.

• Video of Microsoft Origami on CNBC
• Arhitecture Journal - free subscription (print or electronic)
• Beta test Feedpedia - get a free copy

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