The company's cheapest Celeron, by contrast, sells for less than $100. Intel hasn't yet announced pricing for the Pentium 4. To speed its overall performance, the Pentium 4 comes with a 400 MHz ...

Intel believes the combination of its accelerated Pentium 4 road map and faster Celeron chips "will put us in a position to gain market share throughout the second half and beyond," Otellini said.

Intel, likewise, cut some mobile Pentium 4 prices by margins that ranged from ... Meanwhile, Intel also lowered prices on several of its desktop Celeron chips by 7 percent to 12 percent.

A souped-up version of the Celeron running at 800 MHz will ... the company plans to exploit the gap between Pentium III and Pentium 4 prices. Intel executives declined to comment on unannounced ...

According to DigiTimes, Intel will stop making the Pentium 4 altogether during the third quarter of 2007, with the remaining Celeron Netburst chips scheduled to limp off into the sunset by the ...

As Yu sees it, the Pentium 4 will be at the high end of Intel's product line, the Pentium III will remain in the mainstream, and Intel's Celeron chip, made for value PCs, will cover the low end of ...

On 21 February 2005, Intel released several new Pentium 4 processors built on the Prescott2M ... LGA775 socket that appeared in summer 2004 (new Pentium 4 won't be produced for Socket 478, unlike ...

This week, Intel introduced a new version of the Pentium 4 with support for the "no execute ... EDB has been added to the 500-series P4 line as well as the Celeron 300 series, and it is expected ...

This follows Intel killing off its Pentium and Celeron brands late last year ... Intel Core i3-N300 8 8 3.8GHz 7W Intel Processor N200 4 4 3.7GHz 6W Intel Processor N100 4 4 3.4GHz 6W In this ...

But Bay Trail processors aren’t just the future of Intel’s Atom family. We’ll also see Bay-Trail chips sold as Celeron and Pentium processors ... Atom Z3770 – 2.4 GHz quad-core CPU ...

Pentium 4, and Pentium M. More recently the brand has been used by Intel to signify entry-level processors. The Celeron brand is a little younger, having only been introduced in 1998 when it was ...