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Silently updated Intel its processor price list over the end this week, 45nm make an addition to its economy quad-cores, this dual-core chip is a new entry-level, and an advance to the Celeron D family.

The tried-and-true Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor now has a similarly inexpensive option from Intel that’s based on a 45nm fab. The latest Core 2 Quad Q8200 is the 1st of Intel’s Q8000 cycle, 2.66GHz running with 1,333MHz bus in front-side and with only 4GB of L2 cache.

Now the smallest offered Q8200’S L2 in the Core 2 Quad family - compared to the 12MB, 8MB, or 6MB found elsewhere in the line. Its cost’s at $224 in thousand unit capacities, built in a 2nd cheapest Core 2 Quad Intel presents next to the 65nm, 2.4GHz Q6600.

Chipzilla also present the Core 2 Duo E5200, Core 2 Duo line is new entry-level and also sporting a 45nm fab method. It presents a 2.5GHz clock, front-side bus800MHz and 2MB of L2 cache. The priced of chip at a relatively low-priced $84 in quantities of thousand-unit. It means 25% less costly than the cheapest chip in the 65nm E4000 line.

Hanbit Electronics unveiled its handheld media computer ‘Pepper Pad 3′ supported on Intel Atom processor and Linux Operating System during Computex 2008. Company also presented its tablet note PC in development.

Allowed consumers to hold in their own 2 hands the world of digital media and broadband services, the Pepper Pad 3 supports video playback, instant messaging, Web browsing and many more with a 7 inches wide VGA touch screen, built-in Wi-Fi, QWERTY keypad and 20/30GB hard disk.
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