There were several iterations of Pentium 4 over the years, starting with a die shrink from the 180nm Willamette to the 130nm Northwood core, along with a new dinky package called Socket 478.

The Pentium 4 mobile chip has arrived, with tweaks for extending battery life, but some notebook makers are already using the cheaper desktop P4 port Pentium 4-M chills out in notebooks | ZDNET X ...

I still have a Pentium 90 with the FDIV bug. Complete with its original VLB motherboard, which is possibly more rare than the CPU itself. Originally, I thought it might be funny to hang onto it ...

Introduced in 2004, the second-generation Pentium M (code-named Dothan) uses the same chip package but is built with 90 nm circuits rather than 130 nm. Dothan added support for the PCI Express bus ...

The “x3 circuit”, a nontrivial portion of the Pentium processor, is dedicated to multiplying a number by exactly three and contains more transistors than an entire Z80 microprocessor.

Intel hits its mid-year target with new 2GHz Pentium 4-M and 1.9 GHz Celeron chips that will be offered in notebooks issued by a slew of PC makers including HP and Dell.

The Pentium M 765 processor runs at a clock speed of 2.1GHz and includes 2M bytes of Level 2 cache and support for a 400MHz front-side bus.

Sources confirm that Intel is moving quickly to bring the Pentium M down in die size, and next week will see the unveiling of Dothan, the Pentium M successor to Banias, now baked up on a 90nm process.

The only processor that goes off life support instantly is the Pentium G440. It has been in PDN status since Q2 2012 and has reached EOL in Q1 2013. Rate this item ...

Hello all,<BR><BR>I have been looking into notebooks recently as and have been interested in the Pentium-M processor because of it long battery life and fairly good performace.<BR><BR>The next ...

Good morning folks. Jeff.b checking in with your Friday morning news fix. It's relatively quiet today, to start. So I've rounded up a few news items for you today and hopefully things will pick up ...

With Apple's upcoming move to Intel-based processors in 2006, rumors and news about upcoming Intel processors will creep into Mac sites. ...