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Notebook computers were hot throughout 2005, boasting sales-growth rates that left desktops in the dust. So, it's fitting that the two big PC microprocessor makers will begin the new year by drawing the battle lines around the laptop.
Intel(INTC Quote) will officially launch its new notebook processor at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. And some industry observers believe Advanced Micro Devices(AMD Quote) could offer details on its own upcoming notebook processor at the event.
With several shifts in the technology landscape coming into play in 2006, each chipmaker is hoping to capitalize on key differences in its mobile processors to take control of the growing notebook market. ...
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