PRESCOTT AND TEJAS microprocessors next year will use LGA 775 pinouts, with samples of CPU and chipsets available in the second half of 2003, for launch in the first half of 2004, as we revealed earlier today.
The name of this new pin design is Socket T, and during the second quarter of this year Intel will introduce thermal mechanical samples, and tools for the product. Samples of the chips themselves will start surfacing in the third quarter of this year.
And according to documents showed to the INQUIRER, Grantsdale will debut slightly after the launch of Prescott itself, and will use dual channel DDR II-533.
For the first time ever, Intel is showing its partners a competitive roadmap, directly comparing products from AMD against its own.
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