Intel unveils a new processor in its Celeron line. 200 MHz in addition to the entry in 32 nm...
If any of the industry now has the gaze pointing on 2012 and including its kick-off will be given by the CES in Las Vegas early January, Intel takes advantage of this any end of year to announce the launch of a new Celeron under G460 reference. A chip of engraved entry in 32 nm embarking a single core processor 1.8 GHz, having two threads and operator 1.5 MB memory cache.
This processor includes an integrated Intel HD graphics circuit and displays a 35 W TDP. For 1000 units, the Celeron G460 is invoiced at the price of $ 37, and it therefore becomes a better case than the Celeron G440 who sold at the same price, is running at 1.6 GHz.
In the blue, it prepares the arrival of four new Celeron. A B815 to replace B810, dual-core without Hyper Threading to 1.6 GHz with 2 MB cache with the frequency of the graphic system HD Graphics integrated passes between 950 and 1050 MHz for a maintained to 35W TDP and a price to $ 86 for 1000 units. Also, a B720 will replace B710, for a gain of 100 MHz with a multiplier record of a unit, or 1.7 GHz on a core without Hyper Threading with 1.5 MB of cache and a 35W TDP, at $ 70.
