1971: 4004 Microprocessor
In 1971 came the first microprocessor Intel 4004 microprocessor is used on the machine Busicom calculator. With this discovery opens the way to incorporate artificial intelligence in inanimate objects.
1972: 8008 Microprocessor
In 1972 came the 8008 microprocessor with a magnitude of 2-fold from 4004 predecessor.
1974: 8080 Microprocessor
Into the brain of a computer called the Altair, when it sold about ten thousand in one month
1978: 8086-8088 Microprocessor
An important sale in the computer division occurs in products for personal computers made by IBM that uses a processor 8088 intel managed to push up the name.
1982: 286 Microprocessor
Intel 286 or better known as 80 286 is a processor of the first to recognize and use the software that is used for the previous processor.
1985: Intel386 ™ Microprocessor
Intel 386 is a processor that has an embedded diprosessor 275,000 transistors such that when compared to 4004 has a 100-fold more than in 4004
1989: Intel486 ™ DX CPU Microprocessor
Processor is the first time facilitate a variety of applications that had to type in command-command should be just a click away, and has a complex mathematical functions to reduce the workload on the processor.
1993: Intel ® Pentium ® Processor
The new generation of processors that can handle various types of data such as voice, sound, handwriting, and photographs.
1995: Intel ® Pentium ® Pro Processor
Processor is designed for use on the server and workstation applications, designed to process data quickly, this processor has a 5.5 jt transistor is embedded.
1997: Intel ® Pentium ® II Processor
A Pentium II processor incorporates Intel MMX processor designed specifically to process video data, audio, and graphics efficiently. There are 7.5 million transistors integrated in it, so with this processor PC users can process a variety of data and use the internet better.
1998: Intel ® Pentium II Xeon ® Processor
Processor made for the needs of the application server. Intel when it wants to meet its strategy to provide a processor that is unique to a particular market.
1999: Intel ® Celeron ® Processor
Processor Intel Celeron processor is issued as a processor that is intended for users who do not really need a faster processor performance for users who want to build a computer system with a budget (prices) are not too large. Intel Celeron processor has the same shape and formfactor with an Intel Pentium types, but only to the instructions a little more, L2 cache is smaller, the speed (clock speed) is slower, and cheaper than the Intel processor Pentium types. With this release of the Intel Celeron processor back to a processor for a particular market.
1999: Intel ® Pentium ® III Processor
Pentium III processor is a processor with an added 70 new instructions that dramatically enhance the ability of high-level imaging, three-dimensional, streaming audio, and video applications as well as voice recognition.
1999: Intel ® Pentium ® III Xeon ® Processor
Intel server back on sale and issued a series of workstations with Pentium III Xeon, but the type that has 70 SIMD command. The advantages of this processor is that it can speed up the processing of information from the system bus to the processor, which also significantly boosting performance. This processor is also designed to be combined with other similar processors.
2000: Intel ® Pentium ® 4 Processor
Processor Intel Pentium IV is a product that speeds up the process is capable of penetrating speed of 3.06 GHz. First time out with a 1.5GHz processor speed formafactor pin 423, after it changed intel Intel Pentium 4 processor formfactor a pin 478 which starts from the processor Intel Pentium 4 1.3 GHz speed up the latest that is currently capable of penetrating up to 3.4 GHz speed.
2001: Intel ® Xeon ® Processor
Intel Pentium 4 Xeon processor is an Intel Pentium 4 processor designed specifically to act as a server computer. This processor has a pin number more than the Intel Pentium 4 processor with a memory and a larger L2 cache as well.
2001: Intel ® Itanium ® Processor
Is the first Itanium-based 64-bit processor intended for usage on servers and workstations as well as specific users. Designed for the structure is completely different from the previous design and technology based on Intel's Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC).
2002: Intel ® Itanium ® 2 Processor
Itanium 2 is the second generation of the Itanium family
2003: Intel ® Pentium ® M Processor
855 chipset and Intel ® PRO / WIRELESS 2100 is a component of Intel ® Centrino ™. Intel Centrino is made to meet the market needs of the existence of a computer that is easy to carry anywhere.
2004: Intel Pentium M processors 735/745/755
Equipped with the 855 chipset with 2MB L2 Cache new features 400MHz system bus and processor socket compatibility with the Pentium M series before.
2004: Intel E7520/E7320 Chipsets
7320/7520 can be used for dual processor configuration with 800MHz FSB, DDR2 400 memory, and PCI Express peripheral interfaces.
2005: Intel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73GHz
A processor aimed at the market of computer users who want something more from their computers, the processor uses the configuration of frequency 3.73GHz, 1.066GHz FSB, EM64T, 2MB L2 cache and HyperThreading.
2005: Intel Pentium D 820/830/840
Based on 64 bit processor and are called dual core because it uses 2 cores, with 1MB of L2 cache configuration for each core, 800MHz FSB, and can operate at a frequency of 2.8GHz, 3.0GHz, and 3.2GHz. On the processor type is also included support HyperThreading.
2006: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
Processors for desktop and type used in people who want more power than the computer that he has has 2 core configuration with 2.4GHz with 8MB of L2 cache (up to 4MB accessible per core), 1.06GHz Front-side bus, and thermal design power (TDP)
2006: Quad-core Intel Xeon X3210/X3220
Processor is used for the type of server and has 2 core with each having the configuration of 2.13 and 2.4GHz, respectively, with 8MB of L2 cache (4MB can achieve that is accessible to each core), 1.06GHz Front-side bus, and thermal design power (TDP)
History of Intel Processor
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