Intel has scheduled a raft of mobile Core Solo, Core Duo and Celeron M processors for termination as it prepares to bring more advanced models to market in the coming months.

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Company documents seen by Register Hardware list the Core Solo T1300 and T1400, the low-voltage Core Duo LV L2300, and the Celeron M 410 and 420 as the chips for the chop, all of which will not be available to order from 16 July onwards.

The end-of-life notice covers tray-mounted product and, in the case of the Core Solos, the consumer-oriented boxed versions too.

The discontinuations represent a tidying of the line-ups as Intel gears up to ship updated Core 2 Duo LVs in Q2 alongside further Celeron M 500 CPUs and, in Q3, Core 2 Solo products.