Intel Spills Beans On Santa Rosa Notebook Platform

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Monday April 16, 2007 @10:24AM from the bigger-better-deal dept.

Steve Kerrison writes "From the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing comes news of the successor to the Napa notebook platform. Santa Rosa, which will head up Intel's notebook technology line-up until 2H 2008, beefs up almost everything seen in Napa, from graphics to WiFi. 'Santa Rosa carries Robson Technology, now known as Intel Turbo Memory, the flash-based disc-caching system that speeds up loading times of frequently-used data. Santa Rosa is an obvious continuation of the Centrino series. There will also be another Santa Rosa Centrino variant — Pro — that covers the business features found on Intel's Q-series chipsets, namely vPro.' Intel's Core2 mobile processors remain a key part of the platform, as you'd expect, with 45nm 'Penryn' CPUs making their way into the Santa Rosa refresh in 2008."

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Lighten up Stevie by Foamy · 2007-04-16 11:28 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Posted from MacBook connected to Apple Cinema Display, connected to OSX Server, listening to Apple iPod, connect to gf's iBook iTunes library, connected to MySQL DB via Cocoa MySQL hosted on dual-G5 xServe, checking JS using Drosera, all the while using Safari, Nightly Webkit and/or Camino.

Shall I draw you a flowchart in Omnigraffle, type up my intentions in TextEdit, upload it all via Transmit while recording my actions in SnapzProX?

Moof!