Intel's next generation Celeron chip, codenamed Dixon, may not be a Celeron after all. Dixon, a new chip design expected during the first half of next year, will use a 256 kilobyte cache memory chip that is integrated into the processor, making it not only faster but cheaper.
Intel's next generation Celeron chip, codenamed Dixon, may not be a Celeron after all. Dixon, a new chip design expected during the first half of next year, will use a 256 kilobyte cache memory chip that is integrated into the processor, making it not only faster but cheaper.
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