Intel Introduces Faster Processor
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SANTA CLARA — Intel Corp. introduced a faster version of its Pentium II computer processor for laptop computers as the world’s largest chipmaker pushes higher-speed chips that use less power.
Dell Computer Corp., the world’s third largest personal computer maker, said it introduced a new laptop with the chip that features a 15-inch monitor and costs just under $3,000.
Intel said the 300 megahertz processor will sell for $637 to $715. The new chip succeeds the 266 MHz Pentium II for mobile computers that came out a few months ago.
The new processor uses just 1.6 volts of power, the lowest voltage mobile processor Intel has ever developed. Shares of Intel rose $3.66 to close at $81.91 on Nasdaq.
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