Intel’s last Pentium-branded product launches happened ... and 1.8 GHz (E2160), is based on a dual-core architecture, and ships in the same powder-blue box we’ve come to associate with ...

While browsing an e-tailer a few weeks ago, I stumbled on Intel’s Pentium E5200, a dual-core offering that I had forgotten all about. It was launched this past August to virtually no fanfare, and ...

Alien Babel Tech uncovered the Intel Pentium Dual Core E3200. The E3200 will have 1MB of L2 cache, 800MHz bus speed, and a TDP of 65W. Although the chip is listed with a clock speed of 2.6GHz ...

bringing it into the dual-core era and dropping the '4' from the end of the Pentium brand. It wasn't until 2006 that Intel finally threw in the towel on NetBurst. There were rumors flying around ...

Intel's dual-core Xeon, designed for dual-processor servers ... For high-performance desktop and mobile computers--those sporting the Pentium brand--at least 70 percent will be dual core by ...

The RS1 only ever shipped with two dual-core CPUs: the Pentium Gold G7400 and the Celeron G6900. Although Intel’s weakest stock cooler isn’t particularly robust, it doesn’t struggle to cool ...

The Intel 300 stands out as one of the latest dual-core desktop CPUs on the market, with the company positioning it as a successor to the Pentium Gold G7400. Intel rebranded the Pentium to be ...

The big picture: Intel may have long discontinued its Pentium and Celeron processor ... Last year, Intel launched the Intel Processor 300 dual-core CPU and is now seemingly preparing its successor ...

Latest Intel laptop reviews Intel processors: key terms you need to know What are Intel processor performance cores and efficiency cores? What do the numbers and letters at the end of Intel Core ...

as Intel Core, Evo, and vPro are here to stay. Instead, the move is seemingly designed to give each term more authority in their respective spaces. In other words, with Pentium and Celeron out of ...

Originally introduced in 1993, flagship Pentium chips were first introduced in high-end desktop machines before making the move to laptops. Intel has largely been using its Core branding for its ...