JP
02-23-1999, 04:51 PM
Does this really exist? Here is a snipit from AnandTech's PII review:
"Intel's final admission of their mistake came with the introduction of the socketed Celeron processor that completely removed the processor card design and reverted back to the days of Socket-7 Pentium processors. Intel insisted that this move back to socketed interfaces was for the low-end processors to drive costs down for the newly established sub-$600 PC markets."
If a socket-7 celeron does exist, I have never heard of it at all. Not even on this message board, which I visit daily. Any more info?
-JP
http://members.xoom.com/PSComputers
"Intel's final admission of their mistake came with the introduction of the socketed Celeron processor that completely removed the processor card design and reverted back to the days of Socket-7 Pentium processors. Intel insisted that this move back to socketed interfaces was for the low-end processors to drive costs down for the newly established sub-$600 PC markets."
If a socket-7 celeron does exist, I have never heard of it at all. Not even on this message board, which I visit daily. Any more info?
-JP
http://members.xoom.com/PSComputers