Delay in preparation for the Intel platform, Calpella

"A delay driven by producers, which complicates the crisis, take longer to be able to dispose of their stores, even loads Centrino 2"

A report the news is usually the DigiTimes, site of information technology has always been famous for its proximity to major Eastern producers. According to the source, Intel is taking seriously consider postponing the launch of Calpella, the new mobile platform, expected in mid-2009.

The presentation could be moved from July / August to October, thus prolonging the lives of Centrino 2 (Montevina) even a few days. Centrino 2 has, according to several sources, disappointed, at least in part, the expectations that Intel had placed there: the global crisis, on the other the vertical growth of systems based on Atom has influenced in a direct and tangible sales of Montevina, and a good number of producers is now with the warehouse full of Centrino 2 laptops waiting to be sold.

In this sense, the move to Intel certainly takes a sensible, especially for producers and partners who gain important days to dispose of their stocks of products.

Intel, on the roadmap, should submit their CPU Clarksfield, addressing senior and middle segments of the notebook market during the two months of July and August, with the number 5 of its chipset Ibexpeak-M.

It seems to me obvious that delay to empty the warehouses ... is certainly not a novelty!
That this technique is used to sell at full price "the centrino2 without having a negative impact on expected earnings of...

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Centrino 2 has, according to several sources, disappointed, at least in part, the expectations that Intel had placed there

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well, I hope you have noticed that people are so aware about and not just a name to sell, serve a minimum of substance, and that centrino 2 has little scope.

Calpella, the new mobile platform, but sorry, I headed out that Intel had with Calpella hair

At present I buy a notebook based on the platform windows; it is produced "run" that will certainly work very well contrary to what might happen with the Calpella platform, which introduces significant differences both on the CPU chip that side (not saying that will be a disaster, but could at least have some small problem). Considering the trend "tik-tok" of Intel ( "tok" big change and "tik" improvement) I prefer to buy when there are "tik".