In January 2006, Intel introduced the revolutionary Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology platform (formerly codenamed Napa), the third generation of the company's Centrino mobile processor technology bundle. Facilitating a whole new generation of thin and light notebook PCs, the following three next … [Read more...]
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