Remember though compared to the 90s intels portfolio is MUCH bigger:
Intel is responsible for a lot more these days too:
Pentium(R) 4 Desktop and Mobile Pentium(R) 4 Chipsets Desktop and Mobile(value, midrange and performance products)
Pentium(R) 4 Processor Extreme Edition
Pentium(R) M Mobile Pentium(R) M Chipsets and wireless components
Xeon Processor Xeon Chipsets
Xeon MP Processor Xeon MP chipset
Itanium Processor Itanium Chipset
In the 90s is would like this:
Pentium
Pentium Chipset(maybe 2-3 of these)
Pentium Mobile
Pentium Mobile Chipsets(same?)
maybe an overlapping previous gen like 486 at times. Or Pentium Pro or II/III products later in the 90s but still far fewer products. and at most 2 architectures to support...