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Intel 386SL chips reduce power usage. (3.3-volt 80386SL microprocessors for portable computers) (Brief Article) (Product Announcement)
Intel Corp. last week announced new 386SL processors that further increase power savings by operating at 3.3 volts.
"The closest thing that it can compete against from AMD will be the 3.3-volt 386SXLV," said Dean McCarron, vice president of technology at In-Stat Inc. of Scottsdale, Arizona.
Intel's 386SL processor, designed for use in notebooks, subnotebooks, and tablet computers, allows vendors to create systems with longer battery life. The …
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