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Photos: Intel launches its 45nm chips

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Published: 30 Jan 2007 15:46 GMT

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Intel showed off several systems using its upcoming Penryn family of chips, which will be the first to use the new transistor technology. This notebook was designed in-house by Intel's engineers and is running Microsoft's Windows Vista. Intel also booted Windows XP, Mac OS X and Linux on the new chips.

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