Intel Pentium M

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Intel Pentium M is a family of mobile x86 processors introduced by Intel in the early 2000s, designed for low power consumption and high performance in laptops and forming the architectural basis for later Core-series CPUs.

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Intel Pentium M canonical 2
Intel Pentium M processors 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf microprocessor family
mobile processor
x86 microprocessor
architecture x86
basedOn P6 microarchitecture NERFINISHED
belongsToBrand Intel Pentium NERFINISHED
bitWidth 32-bit
branchPrediction advanced branch prediction
cacheType L1 cache
L2 cache
designGoal high performance
low power consumption
developer Intel NERFINISHED
doesNotSupport Intel 64 NERFINISHED
x86-64
familyName Pentium M NERFINISHED
feature large L2 cache for mobile era
thermal design optimized for laptops
firstGenerationCodename Banias NERFINISHED
formsBasisOf Intel Core microarchitecture NERFINISHED
Intel Core-series CPUs NERFINISHED
influenced Intel Core NERFINISHED
Intel Core 2 NERFINISHED
intendedPlatform laptops
mobile computers
introductionDate 2003
manufacturedBy Intel Corporation NERFINISHED
marketSegment mobile computing
pipelineType out-of-order execution
powerOptimization clock gating
dynamic frequency scaling
predecessor Intel Pentium III NERFINISHED
processTechnology 130 nm (Banias)
90 nm (Dothan)
secondGenerationCodename Dothan NERFINISHED
socket Socket 479 NERFINISHED
successor Intel Core 2 Duo (mobile) NERFINISHED
Intel Core Duo NERFINISHED
Intel Core Solo NERFINISHED
supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology NERFINISHED
Intel Demand Based Switching NERFINISHED
MMX
SSE
SSE2
targetUseCase notebooks
thin-and-light laptops
usedInPlatform Intel Centrino NERFINISHED

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Intel Core Solo predecessor Intel Pentium M
Intel SpeedStep usedWith Intel Pentium M
this entity surface form: Intel Pentium M processors
Crusoe microprocessor competesWith Intel Pentium M