Intel calls it Atom
Posted on March 3, 2008
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Intel announced that Sunday is has been called “Atom” for a new family of ultra-small chips.
The “nuclear” moniker will be a family of chips with two members, who are expected later this quarter. One - had to know how Silverthorne - is a low-power mobile processors designed for the next generation of mobile Internet devices. It includes a new low-power state, so that there will be a significant decommissioned and processing of tasks and limits power consumption.
The other, code-named Diamond Ville, is a single-core processor for ultra-low-cost laptops. Intel refers to the low-cost notebook design as a “netbook” and estimated that the prices of these devices are as low as $ 250 Diamond Ville is a tiny 45-nanometer processor employs that a simpler design than standard Intel processors,
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