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Definition: Celeron D


A version of Intel's Celeron CPUs introduced in 2004. Celeron D chips are made using the 90 nm strained silicon process and include various internal enhancements. Note that Celeron D chips are not dual core even though they use the D designation as do Pentium D dual core models. See Celeron and Pentium D.