MALAYSIA, which has surpassed its 50 per cent broadband pene-tration target earlier than projected, is expected to provide a good end-user market for the soon-to-be launched Intel's next-generation family of microprocessors codenamed Sandy Bridge.
Intel Semiconductor Ltd vice-president and general manager (Asia Pacific) Navin Shenoy said Sandy Bridge will transform computers and make them faster with various capabilities.
"We will launch in Malaysia at the same time as in the US. The whole eco-system is ready," he said, adding that Sandy Bridge will be officially unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in the US on Wednesday.
Sandy Bridge, Intel's second-generation core processor family, will power the latest desktop computers, laptops and ...
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