Mobile Penryn CPU?

[gshv]

I received pictures of a strange mobile Intel processor:



It's a socket P CPU:


A few notes about this processor:

• Core Duo/Solo and Core 2 Duo mobile processors have Copyright 2005, this one has Copyright 2006.
  
• This processor is marked with FF80576. The first two letters tell the package. This processor has package "FF" which somehow differs from "LF" packages of Core/Core 2 mobile processors, although visually they look the same. 5-digit code after the first two characters identifies the core, for this processors it's a "80576". This core doesn't match core of any production Intel CPU.
  
• This processor should have the same size as Core/Core 2 mobile CPUs - 35 mm x 35 mm. Knowing this it's easy to calculate chip's die size. It's 12.4 mm x 8.7 mm, or 107.9 mm2. According to Intel blog (see URL below) die size of Penryn core is 107 mm2:
  
  http://blogs.intel.com/technology/2007/04/penryn.html
  

This very well may be a mobile Penryn processor

Gennadiy

[Mixeur]

It is quite incredible. Very few journalists had received desktop penryn yet, but mobile...

[Windmiller]

Gennadiy,

Are you a journalist or work for a hardware review site?

[gshv]

[experience2003]

45nm??

[harlock59]

i have such a mobile cpu.
the ebay seller sold it to me as a t9500 core 2 duo mobile cpu.

[harlock59]

it's written Q9WW at the right of FF80576