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Intel Microprocessor History


List of the Microprocessors from Intel family from beggining
  1. Intel 4004 - 4 bit processors
  2. Intel 4040

  4. Intel 8008 - 8 bit processors
  5. Intel 8080
  6. Intel 8085

  8. Intel 8048 - Microcontrollers
  9. Intel 8051
  10. Intel 80151
  11. Intel 80251
  12. MCS 96 Family
  13. 3000 Familytect

  15. Intel 8086 - 16 bit Processors
  16. Intel 8088
  17. Intel 80186
  18. Intel 80188
  19. Intel 80286

  21. iAPX 432 - 32 bit Processors, non-x86
  22. i960 aka 80960
  23. i860 aka 80860
  24. Xscale

  26. 80386DX - 32 bit processors
  27. 80386SX
  28. 80376
  29. 80386SL
  30. 80386EX
  31. 80486DX
  32. 80486SX
  33. 80486DX2
  34. 80486SL
  35. 80486DX4

  37. Original Pentium - P5 micro-architecture
  38. Pentium with MMX Technology
  40. Pentium Pro - P6 / pentium M micro-architecture
  41. Pentium II
  42. Celeron (Pentium II-based)
  43. Pentium III
  44. Pentium II and III Xeon
  45. Celeron (Pentium III Coppermine-based)
  46. Celeron (Pentium III Tualatin-based)
  47. Pentium M
  48. Celeron M
  49. Intel Core
  50. Dual-Core Xeon LV
  52. Pentium 4 - NetBurst microarchitecture
  53. Xeon
  54. Mobile Pentium 4-M
  55. Pentium 4 EE
  56. Pentium 4E
  57. Pentium 4F
  59. Itanium - 64-bit processor, IA64
  60. Itanium 2
  62. Pentium 4F - Intel 64 NetBurst microarchitecture
  63. Pentium D
  64. Pentium Extreme Edition
  65. Xeon
  67. Xeon - Intel 64 Core microarchitecture
  68. Intel Core 2
  69. Pentium Dual-Core
  70. Celeron
  71. Celeron M
  73. Intel Pentium - Intel 64 Nehalem microarchitecture
  74. Core i3
  75. Core i5
  76. Core i7
  77. Xeon
  79. Celeron - Intel 64 Sandy Bridge / Ivy Bridge microarchitecture 
  80. Pentium
  81. Core i3
  82. Core i5
  83. Core i7
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