Intel to deliver a low cost processor for ultra-portables

AMD’s Athlon Neo processor will get some company later on this year. Intel is apparently planning to release a new Core-based architecture for inexpensive ultra-portable notebooks later this year. In a CNET report, Intel sources at CES confirmed that the processor was going to be a “tweak” of Intel’s existing ultra-low voltage (ULV) line of processors and would be built on a package size of 22 sq mm. These new processors will enable inexpensive ultra-portable systems that would measure less than one inch thick and would not compete directly with netbook systems which typically cost less than $500 dollars.

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January 12th, 2009 at 6:45 pm

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Tagged with CES 2009, Intel, Ultra-portable notebooks, ULV Core 2 Duo processor

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In a CNET report, Intel sources at CES confirmed that the processor was going to be a “tweak” of Intel’s existing ultra-low voltage (ULV) line of processors and would be built on a package size of 22 sq mm. These new processors will enable inexpensive ultra-portable systems that would measure less than one inch thick and would not compete directly with netbook systems which typically cost less than $500 dollars.

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