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Intel decided to accelerate the continuing phasing-out of NetBurst-based processors from Mobility sector by expanding the share of Pentium M-based CPUs and introducing low-cost Celeron processors based on the code-named Banias core in the first quarter 2004. Earlier the company indicated plans to launch Celeron processors made using 90nm technology in the second quarter.

According to current plans, Intel Celeron processors based on the Pentium M architecture will come in the Q1 next year with speed of 1.30GHz. In the Q2, Intel will release 1.40GHz Celeron chip on Pentium M architecture and later in 2004, the semiconductor giant will launch Intel Celeron processors based on the 90nm fabrication process.

All the 0.13 micron Celeron processors with Pentium M core will feature 512KB of L2 cache and 400MHz Quad Pumped Bus. If previous plans were reported correctly, then the Celeron chips made using 90nm technology will feature 1MB of L2, 400MHz PSB and its clock-speeds will start from 1.40 – 1.50GHz.

With the introduction of Celeron processors based on the Pentium M technology, we should expect low-priced Intel Centrino notebooks to appear. This will boost the demand for WLAN-equipment as well as for Pentium M-supporting core-logic products and components.

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This is great news!!
Something that runs just as good and perhaps better than the competitors but uses less power. As a laptop/notbook adaption this is just what me the consumer is wanting.
Thankyou xbit labs. Your reviews and up to date news has made my decision to acquire the latest technology alot easier and reasuring.
Of course with such product updates the Rental process of upgrading every 12 months is the way to go if you want to maintain leading edge technology. I just hope the products come out fast and within my exceptable rental range.
I expect wireless hubs could be in demand.
[Posted by: babaglee  | Date: 09/05/03 06:27:21 PM]

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