Intel Corporation Japan President Nobuyuki Denda shows off its new Pentium II mobile computing proce..,...

Intel Corporation Japan President Nobuyuki Denda shows off its new Pentium II mobile computing processor as they unveil the Pentium II chip in Tokyo April 2. Intel is expecting aggressive pricing by manufacturers of notebook personal computers using the new processor, the chip maker's Japan unit said. They expect notebook PCs with the Pentium II chip to be priced as low as $3,000 in the United States and 350,000 yen in Japan. The new processor, available in speeds of 233 megahertz and 266 megahertz, is substantially smaller, lighter and consumes less power than versions now used in desktop models.