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AMD's Centrino challenger: Turion

January 7, 2005 Chipmaker has a brand name for its mobile technology, set to compete with Intel's. But does it derive from aquatic plants? TAGS: AMD Turion, notebook chip, Intel Centrino, notebook computer, ceiling, AMD, brand name, AMD Sempron, chip company, Las Vegas, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Pentium M, Intel, battery, AMD Athlon, brand

AMD makes power play with Turion

March 10, 2005 Chipmaker gets back into the notebook processor race, but it's hard to say who has the performance advantage. Images: A peek at AMD's Turion TAGS: AMD Turion, notebook chip, Intel Pentium M, ceiling, AMD, notebook computer, Intel Pentium, power consumption, Intel Centrino, Intel, family, AMD Athlon 64, chipset, AMD Athlon, battery

Intel to borrow from laptops for server chips

July 28, 2005 New Xeon chip for blade servers, due out in 2006, derives from the chipmaker's Pentium M family. TAGS: Intel Xeon, Intel Pentium M, Intel Itanium, notebook chip, blade server, Intel Pentium, Intel, blade, chip company, server, notebook computer, dual-core, AMD, laptop computer

Could HP's AMD laptop sway Dell?

June 24, 2005 If ever there were a case for Dell to do a Texas two-step to AMD, analyst says, the Compaq nx6125 might just be it. TAGS: AMD Turion, biometric fingerprint, AMD, 64-bit, Microsoft Longhorn, representative, notebook computer, Intel, Dell, Intel Pentium M, Compaq Computer Corp., Intel Pentium, small business, HP, laptop computer

Year in review: Chipmakers a study in contrasts

December 19, 2004 Intel suffered series of missteps, while AMD turned in solid performance yielding a string of profits and market share gains. TAGS: AMD Opteron, chip company, Intel Pentium 4, PC processor, Intel Pentium, Intel Pentium M, AMD, Intel, desktop computer, AMD Athlon, AMD Athlon 64, 64-bit, notebook computer, server, PC, HP

Yonah to suck up more power

October 11, 2005 Intel's upcoming mobile chip has higher energy consumption than Pentium M, CNET News.com has learned. TAGS: power consumption, ceiling, Intel Pentium M, notebook chip, Intel Pentium, Intel, notebook computer, class, AMD, power

Intel's new chip family: Core microarchitecture

March 7, 2006 The chipmaker gives a name to the next-generation chip design that's at the heart of the company's fight against AMD. TAGS: Intel Core Microarchitecture, Intel Pentium, power consumption, Intel Pentium 4, Intel Core Duo, AMD, Intel Pentium M, Intel, dual-core, instruction, design

Intel spills beans on Yonah, the next notebook chip

June 2, 2005 Chip will come with a number of enhancements over the current Pentium M line of notebook chips, exec says. TAGS: notebook chip, power consumption, notebook computer, 64-bit, Intel Pentium M, transistor, Intel, dual-core, Intel Pentium, AMD, battery, operating system

Intel fleshes out new platform for desktop PCs

May 18, 2005 Intel is taking over more of the engineering inside desktops, and increasing the number of chips it sells there too. TAGS: networking chip, Intel Centrino, Intel, platform, chipset, Intel Pentium M, Wi-Fi, notebook computer, Intel Pentium, AMD, PC

Intel powers up plans for low-power chips

August 23, 2005 Chipmaker changes course from some Pentium 4 designs and says future processors will go easy on the energy. TAGS: pipeline, power consumption, Intel Pentium 4, Intel Pentium, notebook chip, Intel Xeon, architecture, AMD Opteron, HyperThreading, dual-core processor, Intel, chip company, notebook computer, Intel Pentium M, AMD, server

Intel's third stab at consumer electronics

August 18, 2005 Chipmaker has produced prototype chips and formed a project to try to devise energy-efficient versions of its x86 processors. TAGS: consumer electronics, x86 processor, white paper, power consumption, electronics, handheld, chip company, Intel, project, Intel Pentium M, degree, cell phone, Intel Pentium, AMD, PC
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