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Intel Unleashes 933-MHz Pentium III

By Scott Bekker
05/24/2000

Intel Corp. introduced its Pentium III processor at 933 MHz. The new processor is designed to power advanced desktop software for home and business, including entry-level workstation applications.

In addition to being made available today in systems from several PC manufacturers, the 933-MHz Pentium III processors will also be available in single unit boxed versions from Intel product dealers and resellers.

The 933-MHz processor follows Intel's release last October of several Pentium III processors featuring an integrated Level 2 cache subsystem running at the full speed of the processor core. The new 933-MHz processors include this feature, called Advanced Transfer Cache, which enables application performance to scale with increasing clock frequencies.

Contact Intel, www.intel.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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