Just days after dropping prices on its line of Centrino mobile processors for notebook PCs, Intel has added an incrementally speedier chip: the Pentium M 765. Analysts said the new chip is no big deal. Jim McGregor, principal analyst at In-Stat/MDR, told TechNewsWorld that the slightly higher speed chip will have no impact on the market. The 765 offers 2 MB of Level 2 cache and what Intel calls a “power-optimized” 400 MHz system bus.
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Analysts Yawn at Intel’s Slightly Speedier Centrino
Posted by: Susan B. Shor October 21, 2004 02:39 PMJust days after dropping prices on its line of Centrino mobile processors for notebook PCs, Intel has added an incrementally speedier chip: the Pentium M 765. Analysts said the new chip is no big deal. Jim McGregor, principal analyst at In-Stat/MDR, told TechNewsWorld that the slightly higher speed chip will have no impact on the market. The 765 offers 2 MB of Level 2 cache and what Intel calls a “power-optimized” 400 MHz system bus.