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Intel to launch Core 2 Duo T5200 CPU in October - sources
11:07 AM - September 13, 2006 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: intel, core, 2, duo, t5200 0 comment
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: intel, core, 2, duo, t5200 0 comment
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Intel plans to start offering an entry-level Core 2 Duo processor, the T5200, for OEM notebook makers in October, in order to compete with AMD's entry-level Mobile Turion 64x2 CPUs, according to sources at Taiwan notebook makers. The planned launch of the T5200 CPU, which is not on Intel's initial roadmap for its Merom-series processors, apparently follows a previous Intel practice, when it launched two "unofficial" Core Duo CPUs, the T2250 and T2050, in June for the entry-level notebook segment, the sources noted.
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