Earlier, we have reported several times that Intel had only four-core processors when the Ivy Bridge was released in April. Recently, Fudzilla disclosed some information about the dual-core Ivy Bridge:

Sources previously said that Intel may release several dual-core products on May 6/12, but according to recent plans, Intel will only release a dual-core processor Core i5-3470T: Hyper-Threading Technology is supported by default. Frequency 2.9GHz, Turbo Boost acceleration 3.6GHz, TDP is only 35W.

The new HD 4000 Graphics graphics core frequency set at 650MHz, TB frequency 1.1GHz. The integrated memory controller supports DDR3-1333 and DDR3-1600, L3 cache capacity is 3MB, and the slot is naturally LGA 1155. The price was reported to be around $184. Chipsets released simultaneously with this CPU include the commercial Q77 and Q75, while desktops Z77, Z75, H77, and B75 will be available in the first batch in April.