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Although Intel was the first to launch its dual core processor solution for desktop PCs, Richard commented that a real dual core processor should be one that integrates two cores onto the same die.
Anand Chandrasekher, vice president and general manager of the Intel Mobile Platforms Group, said that Intel is confident it will ship more than 100,000 dual-core processors in the third quarter and expects shipments will total one million units by the end of the year.
In related news, with regard to market rumours stating AMD plans to start producing chipsets, Richard stated AMD will not enter the market, as the company has good relationships with major chipset makers. He also criticized Intel's strategies of bundling its products (CPU, chipset and WLAN module) into a single platform.
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