Intel's mobile Yonah roadmap

Posted on Friday, July 15 2005 @ 8:48 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck

The French guys from x86-secret got their hands on some information regarding Intel's mobile single and dual-core Yonah processors:

Dual-core

Yonah

Pentium M x60 : 2.33 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q3'06

Pentium M x50 : 2.16 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($637)
Pentium M x40 : 2.00 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($423)
Pentium M x30 : 1.83 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($294)
Pentium M x20 : 1.66 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($241)

Yonah LV

Pentium M LV x58 : 1.83 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q3'06

Pentium M LV x48 : 1.66 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($316)

Pentium M LV x38 : 1.50 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q1'06 ($284)

Single-core

Yonah

Pentium M 766 : 1.83 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q3'06
Pentium M 756 : 1.66 GHz / FSB667 / 2MB L2 / Q2'06 ($209)

Yonah ULV

Pentium M ULV xxx : 1.20 GHz / FSB533 / 2MB L2 / Q3'06
Pentium M ULV xxx : 1.06 GHz / FSB533 / 2MB L2 / Q2'06

Celeron Yonah

Celeron M 430 : x.xx GHz / FSB533 / 1MB L2 / Q3'06
Celeron M 420 : x.xx GHz / FSB533 / 1MB L2 / Q2'06
Celeron M 410 : x.xx GHz / FSB533 / 1MB L2 / Q3'06

Celeron Yonah ULV

Celeron M ULV 423 : x.xx GHz / FSB533 / 1MB L2 / Q2'06

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