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Penryn notebook chips offer marginal battery and speed boosts
posted by geeko (2) 9 months ago (all-apple-technos.blogspot.com)
As noted by AnandTech, these increases in battery life will come at no additional charge to the end user, as Intel has priced the new mobile Penryn chips in line the the Merom-based models they replace. PC manufacturers like Dell and ...
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