This is a very bizarre report.
Elitegroup pre-announces 2.13GHz Pentium M Friday 30th July 2004
The ECS G220 Press Release, says "Intel Pentium M (Dothan) 2MB L2 cache, FSB400MHz, 1.5GHz~2.13GHz".
Since their own specs say 400MHz, I can only guess they must mean it supports the 2.10GHz 765 which has a 400MHz FSB, rather than the 2.13GHz.
I don't think Intel is even supposed to release any new Dothans until October, so maybe ECS means they're releasing a model with future support for the faster 2.10GHz chip.
I think it's just shoddy reporting without checking the facts.
Elitegroup pre-announces 2.13GHz Pentium M Friday 30th July 2004
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| ...either Alviso will ship in the autumn on its own and under the 'Centrino 1' brand, or Intel plans to update its current Centrino chipset, the i855GME to support a 533MHz FSB. |
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| Taiwan's Elitegroup has revealed that Intel is indeed planning to release a 2.13GHz Pentium M 770 processor this autumn - possibly as early as September 2004. The 2.13GHz PM doesn't appear on Intel's price list yet, but is expected to ship as the PM 770. As the clock frequency indicates, the chip runs over a 533MHz frontside bus, and not the current 400MHz PM FSB. That suggests the top-end G220 will also use Intel's upcoming 'Alviso' chipset, which is also expected to form the basis for the second-generation Centrino platform, 'Sonoma'. |
Since their own specs say 400MHz, I can only guess they must mean it supports the 2.10GHz 765 which has a 400MHz FSB, rather than the 2.13GHz.
I don't think Intel is even supposed to release any new Dothans until October, so maybe ECS means they're releasing a model with future support for the faster 2.10GHz chip.
I think it's just shoddy reporting without checking the facts.






Maybe ECS secretly announced it to the inquirer alone? 

You can tell I don't pay much attention to that website, not even it's name. 