Read more.Features 45nm Nehalem processor, energy-efficient WiFi adapter, and new graphics. Out in 2009.
Read more.Features 45nm Nehalem processor, energy-efficient WiFi adapter, and new graphics. Out in 2009.
There does always seem to be a lingering issue in the back of my mind, when I hear of power reduction. Even as CPU/Chipset usage -> 0, the whole system's usage, doesn't, surely, as you still have to power the laptop's screen.Intel reckons that the new adapter will reduce under-load power requirements by a factor of 3x.
There are, of course, alternatives to LCD coming out in the next few years, but they will still need "some" power.
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