You will see the Pentium 4 in mainstream, two-spindle, five- to six-pound notebooks at introduction, ... We'll be able to build these in very high volumes and we'll also be able to support the Pentium 4 at various price points at its introduction. -Frank Spindler

 

You will see the Pentium 4 in mainstream, two-spindle, five- to six-pound notebooks at introduction, ... We'll be able to build these in very high volumes and we'll also be able to support the Pentium 4 at various price points at its introduction.


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You will see the Pentium 4 in mainstream, two-spindle, five- to six-pound notebooks at introduction, ... We'll be able to build these in very high volumes and we'll also be able to support the Pentium 4 at various price points at its introduction.

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I think we'll see the first system introductions (using the chip sets) during October, then another wave in the beginning part of next year.

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This means that users of even the smallest, lightest systems will have both Pentium III performance levels, but also the best battery life. -Frank Spindler
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We are establishing a new standard for low power in a PC processor.

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It will also take advantage of low power states, such as 'deep sleep'.

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This, we believe, really highlights the impact that Pentium III-M and 0.13 micron technology from Intel is going to have on the mobile segment. -Frank Spindler
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We are introducing ... 12 new processors for every mobile PC segment, including the fastest processor.

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