Intel’s first mobile Nehalem processors, known under their Clarksfield codename, have had their launch date pushed to near the start of fall if a rumor proves true. Originally scheduled for the summer, the quad-core chips are now penned in for late September or early October. No reason has been given for the delay by the sources for DigiTimes, although the processors are known to consume large amounts of power.
The initial lineup is expected to include the 1.6GHz P1, 1.73GHz P2 and 2GHz Extreme.
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