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Is this still an issue for you? My apolgies that we did not get an answer for you.

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Since this question has been asked before, here is the best answer for you:

(From July 27th post from Guest):

What you want to do is really more than a processor change. Whenever you see a Centrino logo, means that there are at least 3 Intel products in your notebook that are validated to work together. These are, the processor, the mini-pcia wireless card, and the chipset. So the answer is no, you cannot update, since the benefits with Centrino go beyond processor speed (connectivity, longer battery life, performance etc)

Michael,

We haven't released a lot of information publicly yet about Tylersburg and Nehalem-EX chipsets. What we have done was recently disclosed at the Intel Developer Forum in August (goto http://www.intel.com/idf/).

If you are a developer and under NDA with Intel we can put you in touch with a local sales person for additional follow-up. Feel free to drop me an email if that is the case

Chris

In response to " Dear Sir, Which HP Pavilion Notebooks and Dell Notebooks have incorporated Centrino2 vPro with their Notebooks??? Sincerely, A.G.Barman. INDIA"

Check out this link for the latest in activation ready PCs. http://communities.intel.com/openport/docs/DOC-2033