Intel announced the brand of Intel CoreTM 2 Duo processor

Yesterday (9-5), Intel Corporation officially announced the brand of Intel® Core ™ 2 Duo processor. The new brand will be applied to laptops and desktops that will soon be available in the third quarter.

New logo of Intel® Core ™ 2 Duo processor

The Intel Core2 Duo processors for laptops and desktops are developed based on the recently announced Intel® Core ™ microarchitecture platform, codenamed Conroe and Merom, respectively, and there will be two processor cores on each processor, so the Duo extension will be added later.

Intel also announced the Intel® Core ™ 2 Extreme processor with the highest performance for technology enthusiasts and gamers.

These breakthrough microprocessors will be developed on Intel's advanced 65nm manufacturing and processing technology to help narrow the circuits and transistors inside the microprocessor. This technological breakthrough will create higher performance microprocessors while consuming less power, enabling the creation of more powerful, laptop and desktop models. more fashionable, quieter operation and smaller size while saving power consumption.

These dual-core microprocessors will have the industry's largest integrated memory store, Intel® Advanced Smart Cache, with a unique design to help the system process faster than The application uses a lot of memory. These products also support advanced features such as enhanced security, virtualization and manageability built into microprocessors.

Intel will provide wireless computing, home entertainment and business performance enhancements through Intel® Centrino® Duo mobile technologies, Intel® Viiv ™ technology and Intel® technology in turn. vPro ™, all will be strengthened with these new processor versions.

Starting with these new brands, No. 2 will mark the emergence of a new generation of technology in the Intel Core processor family. To be consistent with the current Intel Core processor name, Intel will continue to use the highly innovative and effective 'Duo' term to indicate the number of processor cores in each processor product. mine.