Intel notebook CPU to be totally differentiated from desktop CPU in 2003

David Tzeng, Taipei; Liu Yi-fang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 12 July 2001 0

Expecting that the focus of future development of notebook computers will be mobility, wireless transmission and diverse applications, Intel plans to stop using the same design rule on desktop and notebook CPUs and has decided to unveil its first CPU...

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