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Intel expands their roster of CULVs

While MSI’s 3D notebook is rather interesting for those who want to game and watch movies, there are many who are looking for a notebook with a little difference focus. Intel has been trying to fill that niche with their CULV platform and they have recently refreshed their offerings in hopes of tempting a few more consumers. SemiAccurate has a breakdown of the various Arrandale powered CULVs, ranging from a rather small, Celeron U3400 powered CULV up to larger Core i7 powered models. Check out the full lineup here.