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Podcast: Confusion Over Santa Rosa: What's in a Name? 
TidBITS | by leemann@phys.ethz.ch (Simon C. Leemann) | Wed, Sep 19
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The main requirements for Santa Rosa are: an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU (code-named "Merom") with Intel Socket Pthe Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset (code-named "Crestline")an Intel Wi-Fi chipset capable of 802.11a/b/g/draft-n on a mini-PCIe adapter (code-named "Kedron")
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