The Intel platform in notebooks hitting shelves at this moment is Montevina, the first to go by the Centrino 2 moniker. Though it’s fresh out the door, Digitimes supposedly has some details on Calpella, the one that’ll follow it next summer.
https://gizmodo.com/giz-explains-intels-centrino-2-5025969
It’s for the second generation of their upcoming Nehalem based processors (specifically Clarksfield and Auburndale), and it’ll drop Intel’s current northbridge and southbridge chipset arrangement-stuff like the memory controller will be integrated with the CPU (AMD style) for more bandwidth and lower latency, while a single integrated chipset codenamed Ibex Peak-M picks up the rest of the slack.
https://gizmodo.com/crazy-fast-intel-bloomfield-processor-getting-early-sep-5028607
Wireless will be pretty similar to Montevina, with two wireless module options-Pumka Peak will have 802.11 a/b/g/n while Kilmer Peak will roll with WiMax. [Digitimes via Inquirer
