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Intel Centrino 2 Processor Technology Unleashed

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Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 | Related entries: Hardware

Intel Centrino 2 Logos Intel has unveiled Centrino 2 Processor Technology, the latest processor for mobile computers. Intel claims that the new chip will perform better than its predecessor. It is expected to deliver better speed and consume lesser efficiency. The Centrino 2 Processor consumes just 25 watts of power which is almost 10 watts lesser than the Centrino series of processors.

The latest Intel Centrino 2 processor will offer users higher 3D performance and HD media capabilities. Intel further claims that an average two-hour HD movie can be viewed with a single charge of laptop batteries. Also it will allow users to play a variety of online games, download music or post videos faster than before.

Also the Centrino 2 Processor offers Switchable graphics, a new optional power-saving feature available on Intel Centrino 2-based notebooks that provides both integrated and discrete graphics on a single notebook, enabling users to easily switch between the two options.

“When we first introduced Intel Centrino back in 2003, there were very few Wi-Fi hotspots, YouTube videos and social media didn’t really exist, ‘thin and light’ only referred to weight goals and desktop PCs outsold notebooks by a very wide margin,” said R Ravichandran, Director – Sales, Intel South Asia. “Today, notebooks are fast gaining share and we are seeing new and previously unheard off usage model. We are paving the way to HD entertainment, rich online gaming, faster broadband wireless speeds and an easier and more secure way for businesses to manage, update and repair their notebook fleets.”

Intel Centrino 2 Processor is targeted at businessmen and professionals. Intel Centrino 2 with vPro technology offers enhanced manageability and security options.

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