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Intel demos 65nm dual-core mobile CPU

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6:03 AM - December 9, 2004 by Wolfgang Gruener

Intel has shown off its dual-core, 65nm 'Yonah' mobile processor, but don't expect it to ship until 2006, the chip giant said.

That could be seen as a slippage of the processor's release schedule, but since recent roadmaps have the part down for a very late 2005 introduction, a slide into 2006 shouldn't come as any great surprise. Doubly so, since Yonah is expected to be fabbed using the next generation of process technology.

Read the complete story here. (The Register)

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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