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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundIntel gives Centrino a boost
June 2, 2003 As expected, the chipmaker launches three new Pentium M processors that run at higher clock speeds. It also cuts prices on existing versions of the chip.Intel whacks mobile chip prices
October 18, 2004 Attention, notebook shoppers: Intel drops the cost of Pentium Ms and Centrino--a sign that cheaper laptops are on the way.Intel speeds up low-power laptop chips
April 7, 2004 The chipmaker launches four new low-power processors for small, lightweight laptops known as mininotebooks.Intel launches Dothan, new naming scheme
May 10, 2004 The chipmaker launches its new Pentium M chip family, along with a new naming system that de-emphasizes clock speed.Intel kicks off Centrino campaign
February 23, 2004 The chipmaker launches a new ad campaign designed to tempt consumers with notebooks featuring the Centrino chip bundle.Intel to push Centrino in 2004
December 15, 2003 The chipmaker, which began advertising the notebook-chip bundle to consumers earlier this year, plans to step up its efforts with new ads and an onslaught of new products in the new year.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.AMD boosts low-power Athlon
March 17, 2004 The chipmaker bumps up the performance of its Athlon XP-M chip for lightweight notebooks as the race with Intel continues.Dell tips hand on Intel notebook chip plan
January 18, 2005 PC maker's Inspiron 6000 will incorporate Intel's latest Pentium M processor and Express Mobile 915 chipset.Alviso advisory: Intel delays new notebook chip
July 16, 2004 Design problems mean computers containing new chipset for Pentium M devices won't appear until 2005.Intel seeks lift from Centrino follow-on
January 19, 2005 Chipmaker unveils new version of its Centrino mobile chip family, a move that could nudge more buyers toward notebooks. Photo: Going mobileYear 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.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?Intel to drive home chip-numbering system in May
March 17, 2004 The chipmaker will borrow from BMW's playbook when it comes to assigning a new classification system to processors.Intel to delay next-generation mobile chip
January 15, 2004 The chipmaker will push back the launch of its next Pentium M notebook chip, known as "Dothan," by several months, according to Intel President Paul Otellini.Intel updates Centrino with new Wi-Fi part
January 15, 2004 The chipmaker is making new Wi-Fi parts available in its Centrino bundle of chips so that PC makers can use the latest Wi-Fi standard in their notebooks.Intel outlines mobile future
September 17, 2003 At the chipmaker's developer confab, executives describe how Intel is working to reduce power consumption in notebooks and to add communications muscle to portable computing devices.Intel beats estimates, upbeat on manufacturing shift
April 19, 2005 Chipmaker reports a 17 percent jump in revenue over the year-ago period, thanks in large part to sales of mobile chips.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.Intel's CEO wants an employee attitude check
July 27, 2004 Manufacturing problems and product delays are "not acceptable," Craig Barrett says in a companywide memo.
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