In simple terms the new Apple MacBook Air processor is 60% smaller, but just how did the Intel Core 2 Duo processor get that improvement.
If you want to know in detail then you should head over to AnandTech, as they have thoroughly looked at how this has been achieved and how the Penryn processor (not due out to the second half of 2008) has helped the Mac Air processor.
The MacBook Air uses existing Intel Core 2 Duo technology but instead with a lower voltage spec and a miniaturized packaging design. Although it’s not a ULV processor.
Read the thorough report at AnandTech.
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