Intel Demos Dual-Core Pentium M Notebook, Desktop Concepts
 

Intel Corp. demonstrated at IDF Spring Japan prototypes of computers – a laptop and a desktop – utilizing the company’s yet-to-be-announced mobile dual-core processor code-named Yonah. The chip ran at speed close to that of current mainstream mobile processor.

Intel Yonah Operates at 1467MHz

Intel Yonah processor is a yet another derivative of the so-called Banias architecture, which inherits many peculiarities of the P6 architecture. Yonah will have two processing engines and will be produced using 65nm process technology late this year with commercial availability scheduled for Q1 2006. The target clock-rate for Yonah processor is unknown, but during the demonstration, which included typical notebook workflow, the chip was clocked at 1467MHz, which is nearly inline with today’s mainstream mobile chips, thus, as time goes, the speed of Yonah may scale up towards 2.0GHz or above.

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