Dan, Re: Given that Pentium III-M on .13, with half as much L2 and no SSE2, was about the same size, it's reasonable to assume that they've used some (or much) of their 90nm process technology to produce the chips.
So what's going to happen with Dothan, the Banias successor with 2MB cache. Will Intel have to use 65nm transistors to keep the die size small, or will it blow up to twice the size. Option 3 is that Dothan uses 90nm transistors, while Banias has a very efficient layout at 130nm. I'll admit that it's too soon to tell.
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