Intel rings in four new processors for mobile PCs

Intel Corporation has introduced four processors for mobile
PCs. According to the company, the enhanced capabilities of these processors
will enable end-users to enjoy great mobile performance and extended battery
life in thin and light notebooks.

Intel’s new offerings are the low voltage Pentium M
processor at 1.30 GHz, the ultra-low voltage Pentium M processor at 1.10 GHz,
the Celeron M processor at 1.40 GHz and the ultra-low voltage Celeron M
processor at 900 MHz.

All four processors are based on Intel’s micro-architecture
designed specifically for mobile computing and built using the company’s
0.13-micron manufacturing technology.

The low voltage Pentium M processor at 1.30 GHz (0.13 micron,
400 MHz bus) having a 1 MB power managed L2 cache is priced at $284. The
ultra-low voltage Pentium M processor at 1.10 GHz (0.13 micron, 400 MHz bus)
having a 1 MB power managed L2 cache is priced at $262.

The Intel Celeron M processor at 1.40 GHz (0.13 micron, 400
MHz bus) and having a 512 KB power managed L2 cache is priced at $132. The ultra
low Voltage Intel Celeron M processor at 900 MHz (0.13 micron, 400 MHz bus)
having a 512 KB power managed L2 cache is priced at $161.