Intel processors are microprocessors feigned by the Intel Corp. The Core, Pentium, Celeron, Xeon and Atom are the company's most modern and widely-recognized processor brands.

Description

1. The term "processor" when describing Intel's line of harvest typically refers to a "microprocessor," which is a small, integrated circuit that controls the processing functions of a compute device. Intel focuses on processors for use in desktop computers, laptops, servers and workstations.

Intel Core

2. Intel's Core line of mid-range to higher-end processors includes Core i7, Core i7 vPro, Core i5, Core i5 vPro, and Core i3 processors for desktop computers, as well as resultant "mobile" versions for laptop computers.

Pentium

3. Intel's Pentium processor is a brand typically found in mid-range desktop and laptop computers. It typically performs slower than Core processors, but is less expensive.

Celeron

4. Celeron is Intel's brand of lower-priced processors, which lack the routine of Pentium processors. They are often use in cheaper desktop and laptop PC.

Xeon

5. The Intel Xeon brand includes several series intended for terminal and server use. These embrace the 5500 and 7400 series, the 3000 and 9000 sequences, and the W5500, W3500 and 3400 series.

Atom

6. The Intel Atom processor is designed for low-power consumption, and is advertised for use in netbooks and entry-level desktop computers.