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The new 1.7GHz Celeron is based around the same architecture behind the Pentium 4, while the 1.4GHz Celeron is based around the same architecture as the Pentium III.

Intel this week boosted its Celeron processor to 1.2GHz. The chipmaker, practicing a bit of megahertz one-upmanship, launched the new low-price chip on Tuesday, just one day after rival Advanced ...

The new Intel Celeron G6900 processor is a 2C/2T chip based on the 10nm ESF Golden Cove architecture, with its dual CPU cores clocked at up to 3.4GHz. Intel packs in 4MB of L3 cache, ...

The company tomorrow plans to launch three faster versions of its Celeron processor, enabling Intel-based computers priced at less than $1,000 to run at speeds of 633, 667 and 700 MHz.

PC World reports that the new processors will use the same Silvermont architecture as the newest Atom chips. That explains the recent introduction of new Celeron chips with Intel Atom-like names.

Intel Corp. has introduced an ultra-low-power version of its Celeron processor, designed for use in embedded applications such as network appliances, industrial controls and game consoles. The ...

Intel has just unveiled a slew of new Celeron-powered Chromebooks at a press conference in San Francisco. The Chromebook market is about to get much more capable and much more competitive—here ...

Q How much faster is the new Celeron chip from Intel? I hear it's also cheaper. A Newer isn't always better or faster. Celeron is the economy version of the Pentium II chip, and Intel has trimmed ...

Today Intel unveiled two new Celeron processors, the 733MHz chip and the 766MHz chip. Intel expects various computer manufactures to announce their support for the new chips today and actual ...

Intel Corporation today announced new products to provide cost-conscious consumers more fully featured PCs. The Intel® Celeron® D processor 340 and the Intel® 910GL Express chipset offer solid ...

Intel this week boosted its Celeron processor to 1.2GHz. The chipmaker, practicing a bit of megahertz one-upmanship, launched the new low-price chip on Tuesday, just one day after rival Advanced ...