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Many Intel Centrino 6230/6235 Wi-Fi adapter users have been suffering from disconnection and general poor performance issues for nearly a year now with no fix on the horizon.

Byron Hinson · Apr 16, 2013 · Hot! with 9 comments

System builders take heed: Intel's latest generation of the Centrino mobile architecture includes several developments designed with the custom-systems integration channel in mind. The technologies include an interface that lets solution providers optimize the way...

Daniel Fleshbourne · May 10, 2007 with -1 comments

After announcing plans to discontinue mobile processors with previous-generation processor system bus speed-bin, Intel reminded its customers that the company's 852- and 855-series of mobile core-logic sets are also scheduled for phasing out. ...

· Aug 9, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel on Wednesday will announce a significant evolutionary update to its successful Centrino mobile computing platform. The new platform, currently code-named "Sonoma," will provide a wealth of new features to home and corporate users, including...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 19, 2005 with -1 comments

Intel hasn't even shipped 'Sonoma', the second generation of its Centrino mobile platform yet, but it may well announce the third-generation at Intel Developer Forum (IDF) next month. So claim unnamed sources cited by DigiTimes....

Daniel Fleshbourne · Aug 26, 2004 with -1 comments

HP is once again announcing another Linux partnership, this time with the Linux distribution SuSE. With this new partnership HP's Compaq Business Notebook nx5000 will be running SuSE Linux and OpenOffice. It's pretty...

· Aug 3, 2004 with -1 comments

Thanks again to xStainDx for his post a couple of days ago in Back Page News regarding this test tool to check if your Intel® Centrino™ Mobile configuration is working according to specs. A better...

Steven Parker · Jul 11, 2004 with 1 comment

The Register is reporting that Intel has pushed the release of Centrino 2 back to 2005. The Centrino 2 'Sonoma' was previously reported to ship in autumn. Why Intel is pushing back "Sonoma"...

· Jun 16, 2004 with -1 comments

Thanks crusher. Manufacturer support is what Linux desperately need. Without them disclosing details on drivers, there isn't so much that the programmer can do to develop drivers for Linux users. On top of that, seamless...

· Jun 13, 2004 · Hot! with -1 comments

Linux drivers for Intel's mobile Centrino chipset are due in the second half of 2004, Intel officials said Wednesday. Intel Corp. posted the version 0.1 "pre-beta" Linux driver code for its 802.11b/g Wi-Fi on SourceForge...

· Jun 3, 2004 with -1 comments

The folks over at Slashdot are reporting that Intel has released a Linux Driver for Centrino! Finally Intel has made their different announcements about Linux support for the WLAN part of the...

· Mar 10, 2004 with -1 comments

NEW YORK--Intel likely will take a two-phase approach to providing software that Linux needs to take advantage of the processor maker's Centrino chips, an Intel executive said Wednesday. The chipmaker likely will...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 22, 2004 with -1 comments

Intel announced its first 802.11g wireless chip for notebooks bearing the Centrino banner, the company says in a release on Thursday. The Intel Pro/Wireless 2200BG chip allows users to connect to either 802.11b or 802.11g...

· Jan 15, 2004 with -1 comments

Intel is making a resolution to convince consumers that Centrino notebooks will be the thing to have in 2004. The chipmaker, which began advertising the notebook-chip bundle to consumers earlier this year,...

· Dec 15, 2003 with -1 comments

Sources close to mighty Intel Corporation continue to indicate further changes in plans of the Santa Clara, California-based semiconductor giant in addition to already unveiled adjustments in desktop and server roadmaps. It now transpires that...

· Nov 13, 2003 with -1 comments

CHIP GIANT Intel confirmed today that it has introduced a Pentium M for the Centrino family which operates at 1.70GHz. We first revealed the launch of a 1.70GHz Pentium nearly a year ago, in July...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jun 2, 2003 with -1 comments

Intel said today that it has turned off software in its family of mobile processors that could cause some Centrino-powered notebooks to crash when used with a virtual private network under the Windows or Windows...

· May 31, 2003 with -1 comments

Some laptop computer owners have discovered an annoying quirk with their machines: Whenever users install certain Nortel security software, their computers' screens turn blue and the laptops cease to work. The problem is caused by...

Daniel Fleshbourne · May 29, 2003 with -1 comments

Samsung on Wednesday announced it has started mass production of a notebook memory module about half the size of a conventional notebook module, a design change intended to appeal to manufacturers of Centrino notebooks. ...

Michael Stanclift · May 2, 2003 with -1 comments

Intel is working on Linux support for Centrino, its package of chips for mobile computers with wireless networking abilities, but the company hasn't yet decided how or when to release it. Although the Linux support...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Mar 25, 2003 with -1 comments

Thanks to ooo for the link. This german site has information on reviews of the new intel chip, the Centrino, and has managed to grab a few bench marks. Amazingly, it does...

· Jan 23, 2003 with -1 comments

Wireless guru Nick Hunn has predicted the death of several silicon suppliers who make wireless LAN (WiFi) components, following the decision of both Intel and AMD to provide the bulk of the circuitry needed, on...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 14, 2003 with -1 comments