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Intel has been hard at work for the last nine months shaking out the bugs on its new Oak Trail platform, and the first working Atom branded silicon is expected to start rolling off the line early next month. Several tablets and netbooks running the 1.5GHz Atom Z670 are expected to launch before the end of March and we can’t wait to see if Atom finally has what it takes to properly drive Windows 7.
The 3W TDP of the Atom Z670 is particularly exciting because it’s cool enough to be used in a fan-less design, and the performance should be considerably “peppier” than last generation Atom. NetbookNews.com expects that by the end of March you should be able to find the new chip in the Fujitsu Stylistic Q550, the Samsung Sliding PC 7, and the MSI Windpad 100w.
We’ll let you know when we finally start seeing products in the wild.
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ShyLinuxGuy
February 27, 2011 at 6:41pm
Is that the CPU die on that fingertip?
I haven't seen an Atom processor in person, only pictures of.
AlExAkE
February 27, 2011 at 4:23pm
Exactly? How does it perform compared to AMD Fusion E350 and the "top notch" model of the previous gen Intel D525 ?
