Intel ha dichiarato che è pronta. La società ha ufficializzato tre nuovissimi processori per la famiglia Sandy Bridge con la tecnologia ULV (ultra low voltage) per un consumo di appena 17 watt contro i 35 watt consumati dai processori attualmente utilizzati nei MacBook Pro.
Ecco i 3 processori:
Core i5 2557M a 1,7 GHz e 3 MB di cache.
Core i7 2637M a 1,7 GHz e 4 MB di cache.
Core i7 2677M a 1,8 GHz e 4 MB di cache.
L’utilizzo di questi processori permetterà di aumentare l’autonomia della batteria e, forse, far abbassare il prezzo dei portatili. Ora la parola spetta ad Apple che dovrà decidere se attendere l’inizio delle vendite di Lion per procedere all’upgrade hardware o rilasciare gli aggiornamenti domani Mercoledì 21/06/11 come dichiarano alcuni rumors che girano in questi giorni.
Fonte: AppleInsider
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