Intel Core 2 Duo a 2,4 GHz

Hi.
My question is if this "Intel Core 2 Duo a 2,4 GHz", means that we have 2 processors of 2.4Ghz, or if we have 2 of 1.2Ghz?
P.S.: I know that this topic isnt in the right place, but it seems that there isnt no topic for my question, sorry about this.
Thanks

One chip, two internal cpus on that one chip, BOTH running at 2.4.
Good luck and enjoy your Mac.
Dan Reilly
Sarasota, FL

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