Dell has unveiled its Inspiron 6000 notebook, the first laptop to hit the market with Intel's new Sonoma technology. According to Intel, Sonoma will deliver faster data processing, and users--particularly gamers and graphics pros--should see less audio and video chop, quicker task execution, less power consumption, and longer battery life as a result. The Inspiron 6000, a desktop-replacement laptop with multimedia aspirations, will be available with a Celeron or Pentium M processor at speeds up to 1.6GHz



Link: CNet