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						BSTA082 | 
						Electronic Format: Rs. 
						300; Courier (within India): Rs. 25 Extra 
                          
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						11 Pages | 
					 
					
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						2000 - 2003 | 
					 
					
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						Intel | 
					 
					
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						2003 | 
					 
					
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						Not Available |  
					
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						Global | 
					 
					
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						Technology, SemiConductors | 
					 
				 
Abstract:
			
	
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Centrino is Intel's new technology designed specifically for mobile computing 
with a built-in wireless Local Area Network (LAN) capability. It enables 
extended battery life and sleek, easy-to-carry notebook computers. This is 
Intel's first integrated computing technology designed from scratch for wireless 
notebook PCs. Centrino consists largely of three parts: a new microprocessor 
called the Intel Pentium M processor, the Intel 855 Chipset Family and the Intel 
PRO/Wireless 2100 network connection. Intel believes the product is ideally 
suited for a range of thinner, lighter notebooks that deliver the levels of 
performance needed in mobile computing. But how the markets will respond to 
Intel's latest offering remains a big question mark. 
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Keywords:
Intel, Centrino, Mobile computing, Wireless, Wireless LAN (local area network), Transmeta, Crusoe, Wireless fidelity, Lightweight computers, Notebook PCs, Laptops, Pentium M, Banias, Intel Pro, Wireless 2100 
 
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