Intel's Atom processor

Intel Corp. will launch two new versions of its Atom processor. The Atom (formerly known by the codename "Silverthorne") is a whole new type of processor that delivers the full capabilities of an x86 desktop CPU.

clipped from www.hindu.com Intel to introduce Atom processor A NEW CLASS: R. Ravichandran, Director-Sales, Intel South Asia, with the low cost Net book at a press conference in Chennai on Monday. clipped from en.wikipedia.org Intel Atom From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Intel Atom Central processing unit Produced: 2008 Manufacturer: Intel Max CPU clock: 800 MHz to 1.87 GHz FSB speeds: 400 MT/s to 533 MT/s Min feature size: 0.045 µm Instruction set: x86, x86-64 Cores: 1, 2 Package: 441-ball µFCBGA Core names: Silverthorne Diamondville clipped from www.intel.com Intel® Atom™ Processor Intel's smallest chip. Built with the world's smallest transistors¹. clipped from www.intel.com Watch the videos Designed from the ground up (1:57) 47 million transistors (:36) The smallest element of computing (1:05) Small but amazing (:50) clipped from www.pcpro.co.uk Product Reviews Read the full review of the first Atom-based PC here Click here for a first look at Acer's Atom-based Aspire One

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