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Chip bugs hobble Toshiba laptops
Posted by Philipp on: 2000-03-18 01:22:31 [ Print | Permalink ]

Intel Corp. has confirmed it uncovered a design problem involving processor packages using the company´s 400MHz Celeron and 400MHz Pentium II mobile chips that effectively made the chips unusable.

The problem was brought to Intel´s attention in late February after buyers of notebooks from Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. began complaining about CPU failures.

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