Intel Continues Its 90-nm Mobile Rollout

KingFish (KingFish) Intel added a handful of new mobile chips to address both the desktop replacement and thin-and-light notebook markets, the company said Tuesday.

June 1, 2004 3:26 PM ET in News,

Intel added a handful of new mobile chips to address both the desktop replacement and thin-and-light notebook markets, the company said Tuesday.

The new Pentium M chips — 538, 532, and 518 — offer support for Intel’s Hyper-Threading (HT) Technology; a larger, 1 megabyte Level 2 cache; 13 new Streaming SIMD 3 Extensions (SSE3); enhancements to the Intel NetBurst microarchitecture; and speeds of 3.20 GHz ($294), 3.06 GHz ($234) and 2.80 GHz ($202), respectively.

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3 Comments:

  1. TheGr81
    1 Jun '04, 6:49 pm

    Surely these chips aren't based on the Dothan chips we saw last month? Clock speeds are too high, and hyper-threading? Did I misread something? These can't be mobile processors? lol

  2. Thrax
    1 Jun '04, 6:56 pm

    Pentium 538. Woooohohohahahahahah, rating numbers.

  3. KingFish
    1 Jun '04, 8:54 pm

    Did anyone catch the below quote that was in the article?

    "The chips also offer low-thermal technology to prevent the notebook from burning a hole in users' laps."

    I thought that was a bit humorous.

    KF

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