Intel has launched its hotly anticipated mobile Pentium 4 processors, having stepped up the launch schedule amidst pressure from PC makers eager to update their laptop computer offerings. The Pentium ...

Dell has juggled the lineup of Pentium 4 processors offered in its consumer desktops twice in recent weeks, in order to compensate for what it says are tight supplies of newer versions of the Intel ...

To raise demand for its mobile CPUs amongst notebook developers, chipmaker Intel is expected to dramatically reduce prices of the Mobile Pentium 4 Processor-M (P4-M) in May, lowering price differences ...

Historically, Intel has dropped a technological grenade of sorts at the doorway as it exited its current processor area and moved on to the next. The intent is to confuse and misdirect the competition ...

Continuing to use an old processor for business machines can save money, as long as it doesn't slow you down. First released in 2000, the Pentium 4 family of Intel central processing unit chips sold ...

Will Intel Corp.'s aggressive ramp up of the Pentium 4 processor in the third quarter inflict damage on a struggling Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD), effectively putting the kibosh on the upstart ...

Asustek Computer, which recently established a division to develop notebooks running on desktop CPUs, said that it would launch its notebook equipped with Intel’s desktop Pentium 4 (P4) processor in ...

I have a P4 1.8A GHz CPU that I believe is bad. I've had all sorts of problems with it since I bought it from the Agora a couple weeks ago and it's been suggested to me by various people on this forum ...

After a long gestation hampered by chipset problems, Intel has said that shipments of its Pentium 4 processor are expected to increase more quickly than any other processor as a proportion of the ...

An Intel brand for Pentium 4 chips that run at the highest clock rates and may include a third level cache (L3 cache). All chips include Hyper-Threading, and at least one model is a 64-bit CPU (see ...

A new chipset and aggressive pricing may finally push Intel's Pentium 4 processor--now segregated in high-end PCs--into the computing mainstream. Intel "did what it needed to do. The corporate market ...