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Intel Launches Santa Rosa Platform

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 9 May 2007 at 11:21 AM EDT. Add A Comment

This morning Intel has finally rolled out its upgraded Centrino platform, which for months has been known by enthusiasts as "Santa Rosa". Some of the benefits for Intel's Santa Rosa include a faster bus, draft 802.11n WiFi, and new Core 2 Duo processors. Phoronix will be looking at an Intel Santa Rosa notebook under Linux and Solaris very shortly.

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