17.03.2007 19:16
Santa Rosa to be launched on 25. Mai 2007
Category: notebook componentsBy: Klaus Hinum
Hardly any notebooks are based on the up-coming Santa Rosa platform at the CeBit. The manufacturers are waiting that this new platform, also called Centrino Pro, is released by Intel.
Intel enjoined the notebook producers to officially exposing products based on Santa Rosa at the CeBIT 2007. However, the notebook with new GM965 chip set and Draft-n WLAN (4965AGN, codename Kedron) are ready designed in practice.
The Chinese web site HKEPC reports that Intel stopped the cooperation with Nokia in order to integrate a new HSDPA module into the Centrino Pro platform. Intel did not comment on that so far.
- Related News:
Centrino 2 (Montevina) officially announced - 15-07-08 06:00
- Links:
- www.hkepc.com/bbs/itnews.php
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