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Intel pushes out low end Grantsdales.

Intel has quietly extended its "Grantsdale" Pentium 4 chipset family with a pair of low-end products, as anticipated. Neither the 915PL nor the 915GL have been formally announced so far as we can see, but the pair have now appeared on the chip maker"s website among the list of 915-series chipsets.


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