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AMD leaks notebook chip details
April 7, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices inadvertently posts on its Web site the features of an upcoming chip for laptops, a market in which it still lags behind Intel.AMD pops out two notebook chips
July 19, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices builds on a recent surge of sales of processors for portables.Intel to demo power-saving tech
March 17, 2005 Yonah, Intel's dual-core notebook chip, will get an airing next month and some dual-core technology that lets one core sleep.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.Intel's Dothan chip expected in May
April 27, 2004 Intel's next notebook chip is almost here, insiders say, and the powerful processor's debut will come with lower prices and a new naming scheme.This week in chips
June 3, 2005 Chip industry is seeing big changes, though not all of them bode well for the sector.Intel to kick off new year with Yonah and Viiv
December 13, 2005 Bets that dual-core notebook chip Yonah and home entertainment Viiv PCs will make 2006 brighter than recent years.This week in Intel
October 14, 2005 CNET News.com got a peek at Intel's confidential road map, which shows plans for a dizzying array of single- and dual-core chips for 2006.Intel snags market share from AMD
November 4, 2003 Although Advanced Micro Devices managed to gain some lost ground from a year ago, the dominant chipmaker recovered market share from its rival in the third quarter.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.Intel to reunite notebook, desktop chip architectures
March 29, 2004 In the past, notebook chips derived from desktops. But with power consumption a growing problem, the desktop family will now come out of notebook designs.AMD's new Puma stalking Intel's Centrino
May 18, 2007 Chipmaker prepping energy-efficient Griffin notebook chip and Puma platform, to help it compete against Intel in the notebook market.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 gives notebook chips a boost
September 23, 2003 The chipmaker launches four new versions of its mobile Pentium 4 processor, all of which include hyperthreading, a feature that aids PCs in performing multiple simultaneous tasks.Intel narrows its forecast
December 8, 2005 Chip giant expects fourth-quarter revenue to be between $10.4 billion and $10.6 billion, but leaves midpoint unchanged.AMD to demo a dual-core desktop chip
February 23, 2005 Putting two cores on a chip will allow a computer to perform two tasks at once, or run specially tweaked applications faster.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 links up with the movie studios
January 6, 2006 Wondering about Viiv and Duo? Don't just ask Otellini. Ask DeVito, Freeman and Hanks.AMD close to corporate laptop deals
August 23, 2005 The chipmaker is on the verge of a milestone it has sought for years: a deal that would put its notebooks into the hands of the Fortune 500.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.
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