Jump forward, and Intel is perhaps the most famous maker of microchips, thanks in large part to its ‘Intel Inside’ ads ... features of its Pentium I and Pentium II microprocessors featuring ...

This co-branding strategy elevated Intel's visibility and fostered trust among consumers. PC makers prominently displayed the "Intel Inside" logo on their ... promoted Pentium and Celeron CPUs ...

Intel Inside? Dump it, he said. The Pentium brand? Stale. The widely recognized dropped "e" in Intel's corporate logo? A relic.

The first Celeron chip in 1998 was based on a Pentium II processor, and the latest Celeron processors are largely used in Chromebooks and low-cost laptops. Intel’s move to simplify to just Intel ...

By 1994, research showed that our "Intel Inside" logo had become one of the most recognised logos in consumer merchandising. So when problems developed with our flagship Pentium chip, our ...

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