Intel Celeron D processor roadmap

Posted on Wednesday, April 19 2006 @ 13:16 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck

DailyTech got their hands on Intel's Celeron D processor roadmap for 2006-2007.

They report the Celeron D will move to 65nm this year, it will get bigger cache memory (from 256KB to 512KB) but it will remain single-core.

Intel Celeron D Roadmap Update
Processor	Fab Type	Cores	GHz	L2 Cache	Launch
Celeron D 336	90nm	Single	2.8	256KB	Now
Celeron D 346	90nm	Single	3.06	256KB	Now
Celeron D 351	90nm	Single	3.2	256KB	Now
Celeron D 352	65nm	Single	3.2	512KB	Q2'06
Celeron D 355	65nm	Single	3.33	256KB	Q2'06
Celeron D 356	65nm	Single	3.33	512KB	Q3'06
Celeron D 360	65nm	Single	N/A	512KB	Q3'06
Celeron D >360	65nm	Single	N/A	N/A	Q1'07

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