Intel is preparing to unveil an update to its Centrino mobile PC platform later this month, with notebooks featuring the chipset set to ship on January 19. The new chip package, code-named "Sonoma," includes support for "advanced audio, video, 3D gaming and TV-out capabilities traditionally found in desktop PCs," according to Intel. The company will hold a launch event in San Francisco to herald Sonoma's arrival.
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