Then the old names will get retired as those products get phased out."
Then by the first part of next year you'll begin to see Core i3, and i5, i7. So, this aside, when should this new branding be ready for use? The vice president and director of corporate marketing at Intel, Deborah Conrad, said, ""In the back half of this year you'll begin to see Core i5 and more Core i7s coming to market. It's worth noting that computers will still be available with Centrino brand processors next year, but they aren't far off from being discontinued. In the same announcement, Intel revealed that the Centrino brand will be phased out it will now be used for Wi-Fi and WiMAX. Intel spokesman Bill Calder did say, however, that, " important to note that these are not brands but modifiers to the Intel Core brand that signal different features and benefits." The upcoming desktop chip, code-named Lynnfield, will fit into either the i5 or i7 category, according to CNET, and the Clarksfield mobile chip will be an i7 CPU. On Wednesday, Intel posted a statement on their website explaining how their branding will look in the future as CNET reports, the hardware company will be splitting their Core CPU range into three categories: i3, i5 and i7, each different tiers of performance.Īs you can imagine, the new Core i3 range will be the lower performance, the i5 will be mid-range, and the i7 will be reserved for maximum speed. Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT)², enabling greater security, manageability, and utilization.įuture ready, designed to perform in highly threaded programs with powerful Intel® multi-core technology.
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