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Six Intel Yonah dual core processors cooking in fabs
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10:50 AM - January 21, 2005 by
Wolfgang Gruener
Intel has told its motherboard customers and OEM partners that it will release six versions of its 65 nanometre Yonah dual core notebook chip in the first quarter of next year.
As yet, they don't have numbers, but are codenamed the X50, the X40, the X30, and the X20. The X48 and X39 low voltage versions of the Yonah processors.
Read the complete story . (The Inquirer)
Source : Tom's Hardware US
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