Intel Celeron

==1998–2004==
Intel Celeron alt.svg|Alternative version
Intel Inside Celeron OEM.svg|The OEM Sticker used for Intel Celeron processors from 1998–2004
bandicam 2020-01-20 16-39-49-712.jpg|Circled version
Intel Celeron is a low-cost version of Pentium II, Pentium III and Pentium 4 processors.
==2003–2006==
Intel CeleronD 2001.jpg|Celeron D logo used from 2004 to 2006
intel celeron m 2001.png|Celeron M logo used from 2004 to 2006
Intel Celeron D (2004).svg|Flat version (Celeron D)
Intel Celeron M (2004).svg|Flat version (Celeron M)
==2006–2009==
Intel Celeron D (2006).svg|Intel Celeron D logo used from 2006-August 2008 
Intel Celeron M (2006).svg|Intel Celeron M logo used from 2006-August 2008 
==2008–2009==
Intel Celeron Dual-Core (2008).svg|Intel Celeron Dual-Core logo used from 2008-2009 
==2009–2013==
==2013–2015==
===2013–2014===
Intel Inside 2013.svg|The OEM version, without 'Celeron'
Intel Celeron Haswell.svg|Boxed CPU (back of the manual) version, with 'Celeron'
===2014–2015===
Intel Inside Broadwell.svg|The OEM version, without 'Celeron'
Intel Celeron Broadwell.svg|Boxed CPU (back of the manual) version, with 'Celeron'
==2015–2020==
Intel Inside 2015 logo.svg|The OEM version, without 'Celeron'
Intel Celeron 2015 logo.svg|Boxed CPU (back of the manual) version, with 'Celeron'
==2020–2023==
Intel Inside 2020.svg|The OEM version. The same logo is currently used by Intel Processor line that replaced Celeron on laptops.
Intelceleron2020.png|Boxed CPU (back of the manual) version, with 'Celeron' instead of 'Inside'. Intel is positioned upward. 
In 2022, Intel announced that both Pentium and Celeron brands will be dropped on desktops and laptops, and it was replaced by the new Intel Processor branding in 2023. However, some Alder Lake-based Celeron processors announced before late 2022 were still in production as of 2023.
*Intel Introduces New Intel Processor for Upcoming Essential Segment PCs - Intel Newsroom
Category:Intel
Category:1998
Category:Computer hardware
Category:Computer
Category:Discontinued