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Intel is officially going to kill the Pentium and Celeron brandings 30 years after the former was first introduced. The company said its mobile SKUs will lose this branding next year.

Sayan Sen · Sep 16, 2022 with 16 comments

Today, Intel announced its latest Pentium Silver and Celeron mobile processors, which are aimed at the educational market. They're the first ones under the brands to be built on a 10nm process.

Rich Woods · Jan 11, 2021 with 5 comments

Intel is finally discontinuing its Gemini Lake CPUs, which consist of entry-level silicon from the Celeron and Pentium Silver families. It's already been replaced by Gemini Lake R.

Rich Woods · Jul 7, 2020 with 0 comments

Today, Intel announced some new chips from its budget lines, including Pentium Silver and Celeron, both of which are built on its Gemini Lake architecture, and include gigabit Wi-Fi.

Rich Woods · Dec 11, 2017 · Hot! with 21 comments

Intel posted a bulletin regarding a security vulnerability that affects most of its modern chips, including 6th-, 7th-, and 8th-generation Core processors, along with Xeon, Atom, and Celeron chips.

Rich Woods · Nov 21, 2017 · Hot! with 9 comments

At the 2016 Intel Developers Forum in Shenzen, the company announced the 14nm Apollo Lake platform, which will power low cost computers for modern content consumption with improved battery life.

Shreyas Gandhe · Apr 19, 2016 · Hot! with 6 comments

Intel has revealed more details on its family of processors that will use its Bay Trail architecture, which will be inside upcoming Windows 8.1 and Android tablets later this year.

John Callaham · Sep 11, 2013 · Hot! with 15 comments

Intel plans to use its upcoming Bay Trail processor design in upcoming Celeron and Pentium chips, in addition to Atom chips, that will be made for low end PCs and tablets.

John Callaham · Jun 1, 2013 · Hot! with 12 comments

Asus has slipped another new Eee box model into its lineup called the B203. While pricing is unknown at this point, the CPU Asus chose for the machine could make it one of the least...

Chakkaradeep Chandran · Dec 16, 2008 with 1 comment

Having recently launching its first dual-core Celeron E1000 series CPU, E1200, Intel is ready to launch another family member with a faster core frequency in the second quarter of 2008, according to sources at motherboard...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 21, 2008 · Hot! with 8 comments

Intel will release its first desktop dual-core Celeron series, E1000, on January 20, according to sources at motherboard makers. The first dual-core Celeron processor, the E1200, will have core frequency of 1.6GHz, 800MHz FSB and...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Dec 7, 2007 · Hot! with 15 comments

Multi-core chips are sweeping the processor market and single cores are becoming harder and harder to find. This trend is about to go through the roof while prices plummet to the basement. With affordability as...

· Oct 11, 2007 · Hot! with 11 comments

According to sources familiar with Intel's plans, the company plans to move forward its production schedule for the 65nm Pentium E2000 dual-core series and Celeron 400 series (430 and 440) processors from the third quarter...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 30, 2007 with 9 comments

Intel on May 28 will launch its 65nm single-core Celeron D processors, based on a Cedar Mill core, and having a power consumption of about 65W, according to unspecified motherboard makers. The launch date will...

· May 17, 2006 · Hot! with -1 comments

Intel's desktop Celeron D chips are to be the latest processors to get the chip giant's NetBurst core update, The Register has learned. According to Intel documentation, Celeron model numbers 326, 331, 336, 341, 346...

· Sep 16, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel Corp. on Monday said its latest Celeron D processors feature 64-bit capability, which enables value computers with technologies originally found in workstation and server processors. Intel’s Extended Memory 64 Technology may eventually boost performance...

· Jun 27, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel Corp. announced intention to cease production of numerous Intel Pentium M and Intel Celeron M processors with 400MHz processor system bus. The plan includes various processors designed for older generation mobile infrastructure and indicates...

Daniel Fleshbourne · May 17, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel today publicly confirmed its AMD64-like 64-bit addressing system, EM64T, will be brought to the company's budget Celeron processor line "this year". The chip maker also revealed that its dual-core Pentium 4 processor, 'Smithfield', is...

· Mar 1, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel will prune the prices of its Celeron D processors and 915-class chipsets next year, reports coming out of Taiwan claim. The Celeron D cuts will take place on Sunday, 20 February 2005, and see...

· Dec 15, 2004 with -1 comments

The budget PC market is one of those places where no one wants to admit going, but everyone does. Most of us have built a PC for our mom or sister or friend that...

· Jul 30, 2004 with -1 comments

Intel's Celeron D processors are reporting themselves as the older Celeron rather than the new ones. Intel made this announcement today to its OEM customers. Apparently when you boot up a computer with...

· Jul 22, 2004 with -1 comments

Chip giant Intel said it has released low voltage and ultra low voltage Pentium Ms and Celeron Ms, as we reported before. The processors all use the 90 nanometre process technology and are the LV...

· Jul 20, 2004 with -1 comments

Today Intel announced its first line of Celeron's built on 90nm technology. Celerons are Intel's lower end lower cost processors. This new breed of Celeron processors called Celeron D has a 256KB of...

· Jun 25, 2004 with -1 comments

Intel will rename its Celeron chips produced using 90nm process technology launching this June. The main idea of the action is to help customers to distinguish between various value chips. All Celeron processors...

· Apr 18, 2004 with -1 comments

Intel has quietly made available the first member of what next year will become a new generation of mobile Celeron processors. The chipmaker has begun shipping a new 800MHz "ultra low voltage"...

· Dec 3, 2003 with -1 comments

AS PREDICTED, Intel introduced a Celeron microprocessor but for both desktops and for notebooks designed as desktop replacements. The introduction spells the beginning of the end of the road for its Celerons based on current...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Sep 25, 2003 with -1 comments

AS PREDICTED HERE EARLIER prices fell on Intel's Celeron processors, with its current top end model, the 2.4GHz, falling from $103 to $84. The 2.3GHz Celeron felll from $89 to $79, the 2.2GHz from $83...

Daniel Fleshbourne · May 26, 2003 with -1 comments

CHIP GIANT INTEL is pushing ahead with its plans to populate the lower echelons of the desktop world with Celerons based on the Pentium 4 design that will be cheaper than ever. On May 25th,...

Daniel Fleshbourne · May 6, 2003 with -1 comments

Intel introduced the Celeron processor at 2 GHz today, priced @ $103 in 1000-unit quantities... The previous highest speed was 1.8GHz. The Intel Celeron processor at 2 GHz delivers the right combination...

· Sep 18, 2002 with -1 comments

A document AMD is showing its customer's describes Intel's new Celeron designs as being "all bark and no bite". The piece, however, refers to the 1.8GHz and the 1.7GHz Pentium 4 Celerons that...

· Jul 19, 2002 with -1 comments

A Source who has one of the new Pentium 4 Celerons which use the Northwood 130 nanometer process has sent us some benchmarks of the unlocked chip he's got hold of. The CPU and BIOS...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jul 12, 2002 with -1 comments

Intels's latest developments around future Celeron performance make for an interest study in marketing. It appears that once again, Intel Marketing folks are steering the engineering team, and it shouldn't surprise anyone, since the Celeron...

· Jul 11, 2002 with -1 comments

Intel cripples its next-generation value CPU, analyst says; and new chip set can't take up the slack. In its latest move to woo budget PC buyers, Intel has ratcheted up the clock...

Darren Bolton · May 20, 2002 with -1 comments

Thanks Ashish for emailing us :D Just before the launch of Pentium 4 2.0A and 2.2A the Intel is also ready to rock away the the value processor lineup where it`s facing a...

· Jan 3, 2002 with -1 comments

When it's easy to find a great holiday deal on a PC with a high-end processor, why would anybody settle for one with an entry-level chip? That's the problem facing chip makers Intel...

· Dec 26, 2001 with -1 comments

w00t, cheers Digital Insanity for this. TechHard has posted a review of Intel Celeron 1.2gHZ and AMD Duron 1.2gHZ yesterday. Hope you will find this useful and help you make decision on choosing either CPU...

· Nov 23, 2001 with -1 comments

"Value" CPU's do battle to take the low-end PC market Although the new AMD Duron (Morgan) CPU tested in our lab defeated Intel Celeron on Coppermine-128 core completely, However, the competition for...

Steven Parker · Oct 20, 2001 with -1 comments

Thanks NTCompatible for the heads up on this review. Tom's Hardware has posted a comparison between the 1,1GHz Duron and the 1,2GHz Celeron Currently no CPU offers more performance for less...

Steven Parker · Oct 4, 2001 with -1 comments

Just one day after AMD's launch of its 1.1GHz Duron processor, Intel has released a slightly faster Celeron chip, running at 1.2GHz, in what must surely be a marketing-driven move to keep Intel ahead of...

· Oct 2, 2001 with -1 comments