Here's more new i found at yahoo:
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Unlike at AMD's Sunnyvale, Calif., offices, it was a quiet Monday
newswise at Intel's Santa
Clara, Calif., headquarters. That is because Intel has yet to
announce its 1GHz Pentium III
chip.
Sources say, however, that the company will announce its 1GHz Pentium
III on Wednesday.
The announcement should be accompanied by supporting announcements by
PC makers,
including Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE:HWP - news), IBM and Dell
Computer Corp.
(Nasdaq:DELL - news), all of which will offer 1GHz Pentium III-based
PCs.
Intel, for its part, is also working on a gigahertz-plus chip. This
chip, known by the code name
Willamette, is due in the second half of the year. Intel recently
demonstrated the chip running
at 1.5GHz. The chip, which will begin at gigahertz-plus speeds, will
also offer integrated
cache, a 400MHz system bus and dual Rambus RDRAM (Rambus direct RAM)
memory
channels, among other features. It will also include a new multimedia
instruction set, similar to
the Pentium III's Streaming SIMD Extensions. The instruction set is
tuned to help speed video
and speech recognition processing, among other things.
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Their already demonstrating the 1.5 but do you think that it will be
the next release after the 1GHz? Not likely, they still need to suck
the cash out of people by raising the speed in increments of say 33-66
or 100 mhz.