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• Intel Penryn, Silverthorne Plans - Intel is launching its Penryn chips this year, and may release its Silverthorne chip for ultramobile PCs and handhelds in early 2008.
• Hardware Vendors Embrace Intel's Penryn - The first systems using Intel's newest chip come from HP, Lenovo, and MPC Computer, with dozens more in the wings.
• Penryn, Phenom PCs: Fast, Not Phenomenal - The first high-end systems with Intel's new CPU prove markedly faster than a similarly priced system using a new AMD Phenom processor, however.
• Top 5 Penryn & Phenom Power Desktops - The first high-end systems with Intel's new Penryn CPUs prove markedly faster than a similarly priced system using a new AMD Phenom processor--but in general not much faster than systems configured with Intel's previous-generation processors.
• Apple Could Build Penryn Into Xserve Servers - Analysts say Apple's Unix-based Xserve servers could be the first to include the power-efficient Penryn chips.
• Intel Sampling Penryn Chips Ahead of Q4 Launch - Penryn is the code name given to the 45-nanometer versions of Intel's processors.
• Intel Unveils First Penryn Mobile Processors - Refreshed Centrino laptop platform aims to increase power, energy efficiency, and speed of optimized applications.
• Intel Ships Power-Efficient Penryn CPUs - HP, Lenovo and others are preparing systems with the new faster, greener chips.
• Fast: First Benchmarks of Intel's Penryn Processor - Supervised preview of early Penryn systems shows huge gains in video processing and encoding speed, decent boost to multithreaded gaming.
• Intel Updates Tools to Support Mac Software on Penryn - The revamped software development tools can optimize applications for the next-generation Penryn CPU.