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Old 12th October 2005, 17:32   #1
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Default Yonah to suck up more power

Yonah, a new notebook chip coming from Intel early next year, will run slightly faster than expected, but may also consume more power than its contemporaries.

Intel road maps seen by CNET News.com indicate the next-generation Pentium M will debut at speeds up to 2.16 GHz and possibly 2.33 GHz--slightly faster than the 2GHz or less anticipated by sources in August. Yonah will also come with a 667-MHz bus, which is a channel for ferrying data between the processor and memory; today's Pentium Ms feature a 533-MHz bus. The price will also be the same.

http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-5...tml?tag=st.num
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