“Improvements to Linux have led Intel to permit Linux laptops to
sport the Centrino brand for the first time.Centrino is the chipmaker’s brand name for a three-part package
for mobile computers: the Pentium M processor, a supporting chipset
and a wireless chip. Although Linux can run on existing Centrino
notebooks, Intel until now wouldn’t permit companies to sell Linux
laptops using the Centrino logo…”
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