Intel aims to phase out Celeron processors in 2011

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Intel aims to phase out Celeron processors in 2011

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Friday 9 July 2010

Intel has informed its notebook partners about plans to gradually reduce the production of Celeron processors and will replace the product line with its Pentium and the dual-core Atom N-series. The schedule for a complete phase-out of the Celeron line...

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