SAN FRANCISCO--Intel Corp. says it is scrambling to meet early demand for a forthcoming line of low-end microprocessor chips.
The new chip, code-named Diamondville, is part of a new product line called Atom and is intended for use in what Intel calls Netbooks -- small laptop computers that are expected to cost as little as $300. Intel predicts portables that use the chips to begin arriving in ...
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