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Boxed 533 MHz FSB Dothans spotted
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
A week before they were due to be introduced, Intel Pentium M processors with support for a 533 MHz frontside bus have been spotted on sale in Japan. Now that "Sonoma" - the next generation of Intel's Centrino platform - is shortly on its way, it looks like Intel have been shipping key components to PC makers in order for them to use them in their systems.
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