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Microbrewery Tour in Portland 4.5

Microbrewery Tour in Portland 4.5

...sights included in this application are:* Bridgeport Brewery* Rogue Distillery & Public House* Deschutes Brewery & Public House* Henry's 12th Street Tavern* Tugboat Brewery* Bailey's... Read more

3 April, 2012
Microbrewery Tour in Portland (Lite Version) 4.5

Microbrewery Tour in Portland (Lite Version) 4.5

...sights included in this application are:* Bridgeport Brewery* Rogue Distillery & Public House* Deschutes Brewery & Public House* Henry's 12th Street Tavern* Tugboat Brewery* Bailey's... Read more

3 April, 2012
iFlyGuide 1.0.2

iFlyGuide 1.0.2

...Cimarron, Gila River, Red River, Rio Grande, San JuanNevada: Carson, Truckee, WalkerOregon: Deschutes, Fall, MetoliusUtah: Green, ProvoWashington: Elochoman, Elwha, Green, Hoh, Kalama, Samish, YakimaWyoming: Bechler... Read more

6 October, 2011
BrewTour OR 3.0

BrewTour OR 3.0

...beer is produced in Oregon. From great regional breweries like Rogue and Deschutes, the brewpubs around the corners, and every craft, micro, and regional producer... Read more

4 March, 2011

Intel ends 333MHz PII 'Deschutes' wait

...the waiting by introducing the 333MHz Pentium II, formerly known by the 'Deschutes' code name. The part is Intel's first PII to be manufactured... Read more

26 January, 1998 by Martin Veitch

Intel to announce 333MHz Deschutes Jan. 26

The long wait for Intel's 'Deschutes' microprocessor will end January 26 when the chip giant formally announces its... Read more

1 December, 1997 by Martin Veitch

Deschutes will spell end for Pentium MMX

...The release of 'Deschutes' [the code name for the 333MHz part] pushes the realignment of Intel... Read more

9 December, 1997 by Martin Veitch

Intel names its Deschutes price

Intel's 333MHz Pentium II 'Deschutes' chip will go straight into the 'just-about-affordable' top-end PC... Read more

8 December, 1997 by Martin Veitch

US Report: Intel to demo PII possibilities

...Francisco of the 350MHz and 400MHz Pentium II chips, formerly code-named Deschutes, Intel will demonstrate systems running CPU and I/O-intensive applications such... Read more

14 April, 1998 by ZDNet

US Report: Cyrix beats Intel with 300MHz MII

...tomorrow with its 350MHz and 400MHz Pentium II processors (formerly known as Deschutes) using a 100MHz bus (instead of a 66MHz bus). It will also... Read more

14 April, 1998 by ZDNet

Intel PII guns for notebook, entry-level PCs

...the end of 1998. In notebooks, Hogg said products based on the Deschutes core, which made its first appearance in the 333MHz PII introduced today... Read more

26 January, 1998 by Martin Veitch

US Special Report: Has Intel goofed with Celeron?

Intel's battle plan for introducing new processors is fairly straightforward: Rev up the marketing machine, call in a media blitz, and roll out several platoons of supporting PC makers. Read more

14 April, 1998 by ZDNet

A Year Ago: 1997 In Review

...to pioneer the sub-£1K PII PC December Intel leaked its 333MHz Deschutes plans Labour did Microsoft a favour Read more

24 December, 1998 by Martin Veitch

A Year Ago: AMD plans to beat Intel's best in '98

...chip and therefore run at the full 100MHz bus speed. Intel's Deschutes will use an off-chip cache and Baker believes that will help... Read more

27 October, 1998 by Martin Veitch

A Year Ago: Intel unveils Tillamook

...power consumption and thermal headroom for future designs, a clear reference to 'Deschutes', the mobile Pentium II processor expected to ship in the first half... Read more

7 September, 1998 by Martin Veitch

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