Recently reports comes about the Intel's latest 32nm die based three dual-core Arrandale microprocessors for its Calpella platform. This is after the unveiling of Intel's 45nm Nehalem architecture based three 'Clarksfield' processors.
Reports shows that these new 32nm dual-core Arrandale chips would be released in the first half of 2010 for ultrathin notebooks. The new 32nm Arrandale chips will have 32nm core CPU and has 45nm integrated graphics and integrated memory controller which will house with the integrated graphics which is very unlike the Nehalem architecture.
The Integrated Graphics Processor will support Intel's next generation video processing technology dubbed as Clear Video HD which will allow two HD video streams. These new integrated graphics will support DirectX 10 natively and not DirectX 11 which is the negative side of this architecture.
Three new dual-core 32nm Arrandale chips coming are Core i5-520UM (1.06GHz), Core i7-620UM (1.06GHz) and Core i7-640UM (1.2GHz) microprocessors which are expected to be priced at $241 (Rs. 11, 570 approx.), $278 (Rs.13, 350 approx.) and $305 (Rs. 14,600 approx.) respectively.
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