Intel roadmaps Penryn for mobiles

A recent leak from Intel has revealed the chip-maker's plans for its Penryn mobile processor line, detailing all the sweet news in a roadmap which has made its way into the waiting public's hands. On the sheet are the details of four new Core 2 Duo chips and one new Core 2 Extreme that Intel will be shepherding into the market in the near future (or so we hope). All of the chips feature the Santa Rosa-standard 800MHz frontside bus, with the C2Ds clocking in at 2.5GHZ and 2.6GHz with a 6MB cache, or alternately 2.1GHz and 2.4GHz with a 3MB cache -- the C2E delivers 2.8GHz with a 6MB cache. No word on pricing or availability, but you'll know as soon as we do.

[Via Reg Hardware]

[Fenway Beer Man @ Jul 18th 2007 2:44PM]

800MHz frontside bus? My toaster has a faster front side bus. Plus it toasts stuff.

[Matt B @ Jul 18th 2007 2:52PM]

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[harpreet @ Jul 18th 2007 2:56PM]

that means our new computers are gonna get obsolete pretty soon!!!

[Zarniwoop @ Jul 18th 2007 2:58PM]

LOL nice picture of a mobile chipset...

[Fatima @ Jul 18th 2007 3:12PM]

I hope they get into MBP's soon. I really want a Mac!

[CharlieX @ Jul 18th 2007 3:59PM]

That guy is actually holding a NASA pizza cooker prototype.

[Natedog @ Jul 18th 2007 4:03PM]

Meanwhile, in other news: AMD has no news. :(

[quandmeme @ Jul 18th 2007 4:22PM]

I read this post because I thought "roadmap" = timeline. Oh well.

But I'm interested in the 3MB & 6MB caches, everything's always in powers of 2 so I thought it had to be. Any insights into if there is a cool change: this isn't tri-gate transistors or anything is it?

[sendai @ Jul 19th 2007 7:02AM]

They are still in powers of 2... the actual numbers are: 3,072KiB and 6,144KiB...

[Keaton @ Jul 18th 2007 4:46PM]

man... my core duo lappy is looking more like a piece of shit everyday...

F**K!

[Bob @ Jul 18th 2007 5:41PM]

Hey Keaton,

I'll still trade you for it any day. My Celeron Lappy is outpaced by my mobile.

[ethana2 @ Jul 18th 2007 6:17PM]

Hey, you could just use an os that doesn't have to gobble up every little bit of processing power that you throw at it...

That's what I did for the laptop I'm using now. It only has 256 mb of ram, but hey, it runs great, and I may want to run things like compiz fusion or google earth at higher frame rates, but really- it does everything I truly need it to do.

Oh yeah- Linux- in case anyone here didn't pick that up immediately...

[Owen V @ Jul 18th 2007 7:09PM]

LoL Ethan2, I thought you were going to say windows 95!

[Jimmy @ Jul 19th 2007 12:17AM]

I wonder if the Santa Rose C2D Laptops with 1.5 processors will be able to be upgraded as a drop in with these newer 2.5 ones.