Intel Posts Mobile Processor Prices for Laptops, Ultralow-Voltage Chips

Intel Posts Mobile Processor Prices for Laptops, Ultralow-Voltage Chips

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Cisco Cheng
Cisco Cheng
Aug 20, 2008
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Intel posted new prices for Intel’s mobile processors, including its latest low-voltage and ultralow-voltage processors, the LV Intel Core 2 Duo L7700, L7500 and L7300.

The LV Intel Core 2 Duo L7700 (1.8GHz), L7500 (1.6GHz) and L7300 (1.4GHz) have 4MB Level 2 caches and support for an 800MHz FSB.

The $316 L7700 costs as much as the Penryn-based 2.53GHz T9400 processor.

The ultralow-voltage processors will find their way into laptops like the new Lenovo ThinkPad X301 and the HP EliteBook 2530p and 2730p. The U7700 (1.33GHz), the U7600 (1.2GHz) and the U7500 (1.06GHz) have 2MB L2 Cache and support a 533MHz FSB. Like their LV counterparts, they are developed on a 65-nm process, essentially making them non-Penryn cores.

While the above LV and ULV processors are all Core 2 Duos, meaning that they have dual cores, the U2200 (1.2GHz) and the U2100 (1.06GHz) will run on single cores.

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