January 12, 200818 yr i just saw on intel the new range of processors they have http://www.intel.com/products/processor/co...re2duo+tab_specbut, i dont see it on any laptops so far, any one have any ideas when it will be out? just when i wanted to ask my father if i can get a laptop, this came out so i guess i will wait for it.but how do u think it will be? price and performance. i see that the T8000 series have only 3MB of L2 vs 4MB the T7000 now has, but the performance should be still better right? in Singapore here, a computer fair will be on march so i hope it will be out by then!--- UPDATE ---oh ya, and ATI has X3000 series already. it has DX10.1! and for NVIDIA nothing yet, but i seem to like NVIDIA for now, so hopefully i can get a resonabily priced Laptop with Intel T8000 processors and NVIDIA 9000 series! wow... Edited January 12, 200818 yr by iceangel89
January 12, 200818 yr Author wow... END OF THE YEAR? u sure? means it does not make sense to wait then? but the processor is on the Intel site, so shouldn't it be used by OEMs soon?
January 12, 200818 yr THey will be out soon and they already have laptops demoed at CES with them in there. They are clocking all the way to 2.8 ghz.
January 13, 200818 yr Author mmm, u know if the price will be like super high? or abt the same as now?
January 15, 200818 yr mmm, u know if the price will be like super high? or abt the same as now?As all new technology, the prices will be somewhat high upon arrival, then go down as new technology will emerge. The price will definitely go down when AMD will come out with their new K10 processors (Phenom).
January 15, 200818 yr Author anyways, if its too expensive, i think if i get a T7000 series, that will be dirt cheap
January 25, 200818 yr Author i seem to noticed until now, there seem to be no 45nm intel chip laptops yet? will it be out by march when i am probably intending to get a laptop? in the US also not out yet? usually OEMs take that long to implement it?
February 3, 200818 yr i actually just ordered a lenovo with a T8300, lol. just came out i guess. i was completely wrong from what i said earlier.
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