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Pentium 4-M Chills Out In Notebooks
News The Pentium 4-M processor is the first time the Pentium 4 architecture has been available specifically for portable computers, a step largely made possible by shrinking the chip to a 0.13-micron manufacturing process and decreasing the size of the...
[March 4, 2002, 13:03]
New Pentium 4-M Breaks 2GHz Barrier
News Intel will break the 2GHz barrier for notebook PCs on Monday with the launch of a new Pentium 4-M chip. The new 2GHz Pentium 4-M chip, which also comes along with a 1.9GHz Pentium 4-M and a handful of mobile Celerons, meets Intel's internal target...
[June 24, 2002, 8:32]
Performance Analysis Of Intel Pentium M And Pentium 4 Processors
White Papers This white paper compares the architecture and performance of the Pentium M to higher frequency Pentium 4 processors. The study shows that the Pentium M is competitive on almost all benchmarks. From a purely performance standpoint, its best showing...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Big Price Cuts Ahead For Pentium 4-M
News A mobile version of the Pentium 4 processor came out just this month, and already it appears that discounts are in the chip's future. Intel's flagship chip for notebooks is likely to experience the same sort of dramatic price cuts that the company...
[March 27, 2002, 15:32]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback Could anyone who knows give me an opinion because i'm worried i have spended almost 600e.for this baby.THANXX I have bought the intel 660 ( 3,6GHz 64-bit) chip.It's power is awsome, but i have 1 question.i had the normal cpu fan replaced with...
[July 14, 2005, 14:06]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback ant the only place where Intel got a lead was when running on a BETA of .Net (that's it, I'm dead). Considering Microsoft's inability to provide a new OS which would be stable before the 4th or 5th revision (Win9x: Windows 98SE was 'stable' and...
[March 6, 2005, 22:52]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback Unless I'm missing something, neither AMD64 nor EMT64 are truly 64bit anyway, just 32bit processors with extra addressing space. Why are folks getting so upset about Intel and AMD 32bit processors that merely emulate 64bit bit anyway, regardless of...
[March 26, 2005, 15:37]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback STFU you stupid Linux fanboys. All you guys do is complain about 'Linux this, Linux that, blah blah blah.new flash, you tards, MOST PEOPLE USE WINDOWS STILL. Yeah, maybe in the future Linux will be dominant, but that really doesn't help the...
[March 5, 2005, 6:34]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback That said, I'm a bit disappointed by the lack of 64-bit Linux benchmarks, considering x86_64 Linux has been out there for a long time and is probably a lot more mature that x86_64 Windows. Also, I'm a bit impressed by how well AMD's CPU, running at...
[March 5, 2005, 0:44]
Benchmarks: Intel's 64-bit Pentium 4 660
Talkback Well, I'm writing this on an AMD64 laptop running pure 64 bit Linux, using a pure 64 bit version of Firefox. I'm happy to finally see a desktop AMD clone from Intel. "64-bit computing [.won't be a huge deal for the majority of users right away"?
[March 4, 2005, 22:51]
Pentium 4 Delay Gives AMD Top Spot
News Intel came out this summer with its first copper processors, Pentium III-M chips for notebooks. Intel won't release another version of the Pentium 4 until early 2002, sources say, in a move that will likely put the performance crown back on AMD's...
[October 12, 2001, 16:52]
Intel Takes Pentium 4 On Road Again
News The chipmaker normally would pitch its Pentium M processor and Centrino chip package for notebooks, but it recently created the mobile Pentium 4 line to address a growing segment of consumer notebooks known as "desknotes.
[September 24, 2003, 12:20]
IDF: Don't Expect A Low-voltage Pentium 4
News We have no plans to have a low-power or ultralow-power version of the Pentium 4-M," Don McDonald, director of mobile marketing at Intel, said at the Intel Developer Forum, a four-day convention here. Although Intel spent considerable energy in 2000...
[February 28, 2002, 10:52]
Intel Cuts Pentium M Prices
News Intel lowered prices on its Pentium M processor over the weekend -- a move that could help take some pressure off PC makers. The chipmaker cut prices by as much as 34 percent on its Pentium M chip for notebook PCs.
[October 7, 2003, 8:40]
ATI To Go Mobile With Pentium M
News ATI Technologies plans to create a family of chips that could become the backbone for future notebooks based on Intel's new Pentium M processor. The Markham, Ontario, graphics chipmaker on Tuesday announced that it has signed a licence with Intel...
[March 18, 2003, 14:42]
Intel Fixes Delayed 3GHz Pentium 4
News The Pentium 4-M at 2.5GHz dropped 38 percent, from $562 to $348, while the 2.4GHz version of the chip declined 31 percent, from $348 to $241. The belatedly introduced 3GHz Pentium 4 sells for $417, or about £267, in 1,000-unit quantities.
[April 22, 2003, 10:18]
Dell Overhauls Its Pentium M Notebooks
News Dell floated a trio of new Pentium M models into its notebook armada on Thursday. As previously reported, the pair of Inspirons are based on the same 5.5-pound chassis and will broaden the Dell notebook line by offering relatively low prices on...
[April 10, 2003, 15:57]
Centrino Laptops Show Impressive Performance
News Intel's Centrino chip family for laptops has impressed ZDNet UK Labs testers with its high performance -- outperforming Pentium 4-M processors -- and battery life that matches the longest achievable with the older Pentium III-M chips.
[March 12, 2003, 13:08]
Intel Tweaks Roadmap To Boost Pentium M
News Intel will, over the next few weeks, release several faster Pentium M and mobile Pentium 4 processors for notebook PCs. Their basic design, which usually incorporates a floppy and a CD drive, requires compromises in larger size, greater weight and...
[May 29, 2003, 15:13]
Debut Set For 2GHz Mobile Pentium
News Intel will hit the 2GHz mark for notebook PCs this month with a new Pentium 4-M chip. The end-of-June launch -- one of Intel's fastest introductions of a new chip -- means the chipmaker will meet an internal target for shipping a 2GHz Pentium 4-M...
[June 12, 2002, 9:07]
