Intel Centrino Mobile Technoogy used for Pc. Its launched in early 2003. Its continue updated with different names.

1. Presented By :
Arpan Bhansali

2.  Intel is expanding its history of innovations with
new notebook PC capabilities designed specifically
for the mobile world.
 This technology allows users to work, play and
connect without wires and choose from a whole new
world of thin and light notebook PCs that are
designed to enable extended battery life.
This new innovative technology delivers
breakthrough mobile performance and low power
enhancements to enable extended battery life in
notebook PCs, combined with integrated wireless
LAN capability and standards based security
support.

3.  With Intel® Centrino mobile technology, three
components work together to deliver a
breakthrough in freedom and capability-to work ,
learn and play on the go, these components include :
 Intel® Pentium® M Processor
 Intel® 855 chipset family
 Intel® PRO/Wireless network
connection

4.  Intel Centrino technology powers wireless
communication in mobile devices such as
laptops.
Centrino mobile technology is a cluster of
solutions that addresses the five key areas of
wireless computing: PC performance,
battery life, form factor, wireless connectivity
and security.

5.  Centrino mobile technology first introduced on
March 12, 2003.
In its original form , the platform's 1st generation
featured a WLAN module based on the 802.11b
standard.
The L2 cache of the original Pentium M was only 1
MB in size, and worked with two chipsets: the Mobile
855GM and the Mobile 855PM.
Intel collaborate with Toshiba from 2004 to 2006
and introduce the different version of this
technology like Sonoma, Napa & Santa.

6.  Systems equipped with such technologies which
should deliver better performance, longer battery
life, and broad wireless network interoperability in a
thinner, lighter package than previous generations
of mobile systems. Intel has designed the Centrino
components specifically to deliver on these claims.
Intel® Pentium® M Processor is designed for
speedup & boost up the CPU.
Intel optimized the chipset to provide a mix of
performance and power efficiency while reducing
the overall size and weight of the system.
Power Save Protocol (PSP) lets you choose one of
five power/performance options when using the
wireless network connection while running on
battery power.

7.  The processor is based on a new mobile-optimized
microarchitecture that delivers higher performance
and lower power consumption to enable longer
battery life in today's mainstream systems.
Key features include: Micro-Ops Fusion, which
combines two micro-operations into one, enabling it
to execute faster and at lower power.
Advanced Branch Prediction -- a new
implementation technique -- to help to reduce overall
latency in the system contributing to higher
performance at lower power; and the Dedicated
Stack Manager, which reduces the overall number of
micro-operations required to generate higher
performance at lower power.

8.  Intel® Pentium® M Processor
 Intel® 855 chipset family
 Intel® PRO/Wireless network
connection

9.  The Intel Pentium-M
processor is a high
performance, low power
mobile processor with
several micro-
architectural
enhancements over
existing Intel mobile
processors.

10.  Key features on this processor :
 Supports Intel Architecture with Dynamic
Execution
 High performance, low-power core
 Advanced Branch Prediction and Data Prefetch
Logic
 Advanced Power Management features including
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology

11.  The Mobile 855GM had
an integrated graphics
core and supported
memory with a peak
bandwidth of up to 2100
MB/s (DDR266).
 In the final version of Carmel, the chipset with
integrated graphics is called Mobile 855GME and
supports DDR333 memory with a peak bandwidth
of up to 2700 MB/s.
 The Mobile 855PM, hardly changed since March
of 2003, needed its own dedicated AGP graphics
chip.

12.  The Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 network connection
is the integrated Wireless LAN (WLAN) solution for
Intel Centrino mobile technology. The Intel
PRO/Wireless 2100 network connection works in
concert with the other Intel Centrino mobile
technology components to provide freedom and
flexibility to work and play on the go without
searching for a phone jack, network cable, or
plugging in a special card.

13.  The two standards are
the 802.11a and
802.11b, the latter
often called Wi-Fi. The
802.11a operates at 5
GHz and can transmit
data at up to 54 Mb/s.
The 802.11b operates
at 2.4 GHz and
transmits data at 11
Mb/s.

14.  Size
 Better Performance
 Less power Consumption
 Wireless Network Connection
 Better Graphics Design

15.  Expensive / Costly
 Consumer Confusion

16.  Although the wireless package is less than ideal,
Centrino shines at improving battery life and
performance.
 Power consumption is less than 60 percent that of
the mobile version of Intel’s Pentium IV, while
performance is better by 15 percent.
 Improved graphics and display.

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