Intel X38 and G35 chipsets announced - available in September

Posted on Tuesday, June 05 2007 @ 11:12 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Intel today announced the introduction of their "3-series" chipsets at Computex.

"There is a tremendous amount of excitement and anticipation for our forthcoming 45nm Hi-K processors based on the Intel Core microarchitecture," Maloney said. "The Intel 3 Series chipsets lay the foundation for an exciting, media-rich experience for today's systems and those that arrive later this year."

Maloney also said that Intel and Asustek are working together to offer a family of education focused, low-cost mobile PCs, with one model below $200. Asustek's mobile PCs will play a key role in Intel's World Ahead program that aims to accelerate access to fully featured computers and technology for anyone, anywhere around the world.

Maloney also disclosed plans for an Intel Core 2 Extreme mobile processor product to be released by Intel in the third quarter of this year. The plan follows the company's Extreme Edition brand introduced for desktop PCs in 2003 and extends it to laptops, which continues to be the fastest-growing computing market segment. The upcoming chip is targeted to be the company's highest-performing mobile dual-core processor that still includes energy-saving power features for notebook-friendly designs.

The Intel G33 and P35 Express chipsets are already available since April, the new Intel Q33 and Q35 Express chipsets are shipping right now and the Intel G35 Express and Intel X38 chipsets will ship within 90 days.


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