Paul Stanway Jr
07-17-2005, 03:44 PM
Intel 'ditches' high-end 'Centrino 3' chipset
By Tony Smith
Intel has reportedly axed the most powerful of three chipsets scheduled for its third-generation Centrino platform, 'Napa', due to ship early next year.
The dropped chipset, the 955XM, was to have provided notebook users with the ability to access up to 4GB of DDR 2 SDRAM, a DigiTimes report notes, citing motherboard-maker sources.
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By Tony Smith
Intel has reportedly axed the most powerful of three chipsets scheduled for its third-generation Centrino platform, 'Napa', due to ship early next year.
The dropped chipset, the 955XM, was to have provided notebook users with the ability to access up to 4GB of DDR 2 SDRAM, a DigiTimes report notes, citing motherboard-maker sources.
Read more at http://go.theregister.com/feed/http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/07/12/intel_axes_955xm/