17W ultra-low pressure Celeron reproduces two new faces single-core still in

Pentium Pentium, Celeron Celeron, the two classic brands disappeared in Intel's previous generation, and people thought that they had finally retired, but in the big family of Sandy Bridge, the two old gentlemen revived the second spring. New products continue to emerge, frequently appearing in entry-level desktops and notebooks as well as embedded areas.

Today we also saw two mobile Celeron processors with ultra-low voltage design and thermal design power consumption of only 17W, called Celeron 857 and Celeron 787 respectively.

Celeron 857 is an upgraded version of the first ultra-low-voltage Celeron 847 ultra low-voltage Celeron. The clock speed is increased to 1.2GHz, and the remaining specifications remain the same, including dual-core dual-threaded, three-level cache 2MB, graphics core frequency 350-1000MHz, Supports dual channel DDR3-1333 memory.

Celeron 787 is a single-core model, and does not support Hyper-Threading technology, clocked at only 1.3GHz, three-level cache is reduced to only 1MB, graphics core frequency is also reduced to 350-950MHz.

The Celeron 857/787 will be released in the third quarter of this year, replacing the single-core Celeron 763/925 in the 45nm process.