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Debut Set For 2GHz Mobile Pentium
News Intel has always said it would transition to the Pentium 4-M from its Pentium III-M more quickly for notebooks than it did for desktop chips. Intel will hit the 2GHz mark for notebook PCs this month with a new Pentium 4-M chip.
[June 12, 2002, 9:07]
Intel Slices Pentium III Prices
News The chipmaker cut prices on Monday by up to 37 percent on mobile Pentium IIIs and more conservatively on desktop Pentium III and Celeron chips. Several new mobile Pentium III chips are expected. Intel dropped prices on its 900MHz and 1GHz mobile...
[July 17, 2001, 9:11]
Dell, Toshiba: We Want Intel's Power-saving Chip
News Dell and Toshiba are the first major notebook makers to sign up for Intel's new 700MHz power-saving mobile Pentium III chip. As previously reported, the new Pentium III chip falls into the SpeedStep family of Intel processors, in which a chip...
[February 28, 2001, 14:29]
Delivering The Next-Generation Mobile PC Platform
White Papers Intel’s new Mobile PC platform, based on the Mobile Intel Pentium III Processor-M and the Intel 830 chipset, delivers significant advances in three areas, which can be thought of as the “three Ms” of next-generation mobile computing: maximum...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Intel Puts Tualatin Chips On Launch Pad
News Intel is set to launch a new version of its mobile Pentium III chip, code-named Tualatin, on Monday, marking the beginning of its foray into a crucial next-generation manufacturing technology. Tualatin shrinks the Pentium III's architecture from...
[July 26, 2001, 11:30]
Intel Preparing Megahertz Megablitz
News By the end of October, Intel will have introduced more than 13 new Pentium III chips for desktop and mobile PCs as well as workstations and servers, sources said. But Intel will also launch on 25 October three new mobile Pentium III chips.
[August 31, 1999, 9:28]
Intel Hits AMD With Tualatin Chips
News Delivering a counterpunch to rival Advanced Micro Devices and its new 1GHz Athlon 4 chip, Intel will launch five new mobile Pentium III chips this July, sources said. After the launch of the Tualatin mobile chips, Intel plans a host of other...
[May 17, 2001, 7:55]
Intel Unveils 'SpeedStep' Pentiums
News As expected, the company Tuesday introduced two mobile Pentium III processors, running at 600MHz and 650MHz. A new mobile Pentium III notebook will run at 650MHz while running on alternating current. The company's latest Solo 9300 notebook model...
[January 19, 2000, 9:31]
Intel Price Cuts Usher In New Pentium 4
News Intel cut prices on Pentium 4 and Pentium III chips for desktops and on several low-voltage mobile chips on Sunday by up to 32 percent to make way for new processors that will appear over the next few weeks, the company said.
[April 16, 2002, 8:44]
Intel Ups Ante In Notebook Race
News As previously reported, Intel will launch its new mobile Pentium III-M processor at speeds of 866MHz, 933MHz, 1GHz and 1.13GHz. Intel says the fastest of the new chips, the 1.13GHz, will offer a 25 percent to 45 percent performance boost from the...
[July 30, 2001, 14:11]
D-Day For Intel's Pentium III
News Intel is rolling out 15 new Pentium III chips -- including nine new desktop Pentium III processors ranging from 500MHz to 733MHz and the first mobile Pentium III chips. Intel will launch its first new mobile Pentium III chips at speeds of 400MHz...
[October 25, 1999, 15:06]
Intel Cutting Notebook Chip Prices
News The California chip maker is preparing several new mobile offerings, including a 433MHz Celeron chip and its first Mobile Pentium III chips, which will ship this fall. The 333MHz mobile Pentium III was reduced by 14 percent to $161.
[September 8, 1999, 8:58]
Intel Debuts New Mobile Chips
News The top-speed Pentium III is now 850MHz, with mobile Celeron running at speeds of up to 700MHz. The Pentium III 850MHz runs at 700MHz in battery-optimised mode, and costs $722 (£448) in OEM quantities.
[September 25, 2000, 12:55]
Nuggets: Mobile Computing Power From Toshiba
News It announced that the latest two models in its notebook range would be built around Intel's Pentium III mobile processor. A slightly pricier option is the Tectra 8000, based around 500MHz mobile Pentium III.
[October 26, 1999, 8:23]
Intel's Mobile Strategy Covers All Bases
News The company plans to ship a trio of gigahertz-speed mobile Pentium III chips, starting early in the second quarter of 2001. Intel's three flavors of 1GHz mobile Pentium III chips will be paired with different manufacturing processes, chip sets, bus...
[October 25, 2000, 13:57]
Pentium 4: Too Hot To Handle?
News But sources say the new Pentium 4 will also be much more power hungry than current Pentium III-M processors, which go up to 1.2GHz, or current Athlon 4 mobile chips from Advanced Micro Devices. Low- and ultra-low-power versions of the Pentium III...
[December 13, 2001, 9:29]
Intel Slashes Chip Prices Up To 44 Percent
News However, new desktop Celeron chips and mobile Pentium III and Celeron chips are expected next month. Finally, the company lowered prices on several mobile Pentium III chips. Intel is expected to announce a 750MHz mobile Pentium III chip in June as...
[June 1, 2000, 8:27]
Intel's Tualatin Makes Debut
News Intel has quietly begun shipping the desktop version of its new Pentium III processor, using an advanced manufacturing process that cuts power consumption while boosting speed. The chips run at 1.13GHz and are aimed at servers, but will use the...
[June 19, 2001, 15:05]
'Coppermine' Notebooks Arrive (Part 1)
News PC makers Monday let fly a number of fast notebook computers based on Intel's new Coppermine chips.The notebooks, from IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Gateway and Dell, have one thing in common: They are all based on mobile Pentium III processors released...
[October 26, 1999, 12:08]
Intel Laptops Get Faster Memory While Rambus Languishes
News The Via ProSavageDDR PN266T couples Intel's Pentium III-M, Pentium III and Celeron chips, and Via's own C3 chip, with DDR226-standard memory, which is designed to allow the processor to access data stored in memory twice as fast as the dominant...
[January 23, 2002, 15:38]
