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Sonoma launch imminent

Michael Kanellos CNET News.com

Published: 12 Jan 2005 10:00 GMT

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New notebooks featuring Intel's Sonoma chip bundle, the new version of Centrino, will debut on 19 January, according to the company. Intel will hold an event in San Francisco to highlight the release.

Sonoma will include a new version of the Pentium M processor for notebooks that will come with 2MB of cache, a chipset that contains features such as DDR 2 memory support and PCI Express for faster data transfer, a Wi-Fi chip that handles 802.11 a/b/g transmission and high-definition audio should PC makers chose to integrate VoIP functionality.

Rival chipmaker AMD is gearing up to challenge Centrino with its own energy-efficient notebook processor called Turion.

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