Intel Centrino

==2003–2006==
Intel Centrino wo MT.svg|Alternate version
Intel Centrino print.svg|Alternate print version
Intel Centrino Mobile Technology (2003).svg|Sticker
Easy as Dell Intel Centrino.png|Animation (2005, Dell Romania OEM)
Intel launched both the Centrino mobile platform brand and the Pentium M processor on March 12, 2003. Centrino-branded systems were based on Pentium M and Intel wireless networking modules.
==2006–2007==
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Intel Centrino Duo (2006).svg|Centrino Duo
In 2006, Intel dropped the words "Mobile Technology" from the Centrino logo. Centrino Duo branding was used on systems based on the Core Duo and Core 2 Duo processors.
==2007–2008==
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Intel Centrino Duo (2007).svg|Centrino Duo
Intel Centrino Pro (2007).svg|Centrino Pro
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==2008–2009==
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Intel Centrino 2 (2008).svg|Centrino 2
Intel Centrino vPro (2008).svg|Centrino vPro
Centrino2vpro.png|Centrino 2 vPro 
==2009–2013==
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Intel Centrino 2 (2009).svg|Centrino 2
Intel Centrino vPro (2009).svg|Centrino vPro
Intel Centrino 2 vPro (2009).svg|Centrino 2 vPro
In 2011, Intel discontinued Centrino as a consumer-facing mobile platform brand, with the brand carrying over to Intel's wireless modules, without a logo of its own, and it was replaced by Ultrabook in 2011.
The Centrino brand was ultimately discontinued in 2013.
==See also==
*Intel Atom
Category:Intel
Category:2000s
Category:Computer
Category:Defunct
Category:2003