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Intel outlines future EM64T Pentium 4 plans.

Intel has given its customers more details about the 6XX range of Pentium 4 processors, according to an internal document seen by the Inquirer. The 6XX range of processors will have 2 MB of level two cache, will have bus speeds of 800 MHz, and will also support the firm"s EM64T technology. (The Inquirer)


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