Show full PR text Computex: Formidable Intel® Atom™ Processor Plans, Products Outlined NEWS HIGHLIGHTS: • Intel highlighted new product plans for Intel® Atom™ processor family: "Pine Trail" mobile dual-core and "Oak Trail" processors optimized for tablets and smooth netbook shape factors. • Disclosed razor-thin "Canoe Lake" innovation platform - a futuristic dual-core netbook measuring in at Fourteen millimeters - the world's thinnest netbook. • Demonstrated cross-device experiences based mostly on Intel's distinctive 'port of choice' software strategy which included Windows*, MeeGo* and Google operating systems. • Outlined expansion: Future System on a Chip (SoC) Intel® Atom™ processors scale to demonstrate full PR text Computex: Ambitious Intel® Atom™ Processor Plans, Products Outlined NEWS HIGHLIGHTS: • Intel highlighted new product plans for Intel® Atom™ processor family: "Pine Trail" mobile dual-core and "Oak Trail" processors optimized for tablets and sleek netbook form factors. • Disclosed razor-thin "Canoe Lake" innovation platform - a futuristic dual-core netbook measuring in at 14 millimeters - the world's thinnest netbook. • Demonstrated cross-device experiences based on Intel's unique 'port of choice' software strategy including Windows*, MeeGo* and Google operating systems. • Outlined expansion: Future System on a Chip (SoC) Intel® Atom™ processors scale to deliver PC-like computing platforms for automobiles, smartphones, handhelds, TVs, tablets, on a decision of software. COMPUTEX, Taipei, June 1, 2010 - At Computex these days, Intel Corporation unveiled new products and features based on its low-power Intel® Atom™ processor own family, including plans to additional differentiate the favored netbook category and expand back into a lot of new market segments beyond its growing Laptop, portable and server businesses. Throughout the past Forty-five days, Intel and its Atom™ processor has entered a selection of markets beyond the added compared to only Fifty one thousand thousand Intel-based netbooks sold during the past 2 years. Intel announced a processor and MeeGo* software win allowing for Chinese carmaker HawTai Automobile for a future invehicle- infotainment platform; a greater than 50-times decrease platform idle power reduction with Intel's next generation Atom™ processor platform for hand held devices including smartphones; and a collaboration with Google*, Sony* and Logitech* to deliver a hot Smart TVs experience powered by Intel Atom™ CE products and running Android*-based Google TV*. Intel recently unveiled the long run System on Chip (SoC) Atom™-based "Tunnel Creek" that, for the initial previous point, is enough to permit different corporations to attach his or her own custom silicon to Intel's SoC product. The Intel® Atom™ processor additionally powers the Intel® Reader, and the overall corporate has received more than 3,000 non-PC artwork inquiries - a good amount of new-to-Intel potential consumers - starting from fish finders to golf carts. During his keynote, David (Dadi) Perlmutter, executive vice president and co-general manager, Intel Architecture Cluster, touched on these and other Intel efforts, which included showing off the world's thinnest netbook running on the impending mobile dual-core "Pine Trail." At just 14mm, the razor-thin "Canoe Lake" innovation platform runs cooler and is 50 p.c thinner than each one or any other netbook consumers can realize out there today. In addition, Perlmutter showed a choice of alternative Intel® Atom™-based devices spanning energy economical blade servers, retailing systems, presentation projectors and multiple tablets. "Intel believes the strength of the Atom™ franchise can facilitate consumers realize the the case potential for a widespread experience to enable the compute continuum," said Perlmutter. "With platforms ranging from compact and conveyable netbooks, to Smart Television experiences and cutting edge tablets designs, Intel Architecture is driving cutting edge products based on a different 'port of choice' software strategy." Keynote Highlights Citing 1,000,000 PCs sold a day1, Perlmutter also highlighted the momentum around the all new 2010 Intel® Core™ processor family, including Intel® Wireless Display and an overview of next-generation Intel® Core™ processors using the Intel microarchitecture codenamed "Sandy Bridge," concentrated to be in production overdue 2010. Renee James, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group at Intel, joined Perlmutter onstage to speak about the simplest way software - and software choice - will help drive Intel's vision for Atom™ and a cross-device experience.
About that provides consumers consistency and accessibility to their content on a choice of computers and PC-like devices. James also announced that Asus tend to be going to be the first OEM to ship a pre-installed, personalized AppUp consumer known as "asus app store" on netbooks this autumn, beginning with Windows and following with MeeGo*-based systems. Acer CEO Gianfranco Lanci discussed with Perlmutter how future Intel® Atom™-based netbooks and tablets from Acer, running the MeeGo* software platform, will foster an open ecosystem of innovation. "Acer will be ready with MeeGo-based mobile devices," said Lanci.
"MeeGo's open software platform will present our customers with an alternative choice of a friendly, easy-to-use operating system. We have a tendency to are pleased to collaborate with Intel in our continuous drive to provide effortless technologies that empower individuals in the workplace, home - anytime, anyplace." New Intel® Atom™ Processors on Faucet In production now and on shelves prior to the winter vacation season, mobile dual-core Intel® Atom™ processors will deliver a noticeably snappier, more responsive consumer experience in the identical compact form factors, and with the same great battery life. Intel® Atom™ processors N455 and N475 with DDR3 support for netbooks are on the market today and D525 and D425 for entry-level desktop PCs are expected to be available on June Twenty-one. Available to customers in early 2011, "Oak Trail" is our upcoming SoC Intel® Atom™ platform optimized for sleek tablet and netbook designs, delivering up to a 50 percent reduction in average power consumption with full HD-video playback and focused on software choice including MeeGo*, Windows* 7 and Google operating systems. About Intel Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is the global leader in computing innovation. The company designs and builds the a must-have technologies that serve because the foundation for the world's computing devices. More knowledge about Intel is obtainable at www.intel.com/pressroom and blogs.intel.com. - Thirty - Intel, Intel Atom and the Intel emblem are emblems of Intel Corporation in the u. s. and other countries. * Other names and makes could also be claimed as the valuables of others. 1TAM projection, 369Mu, pertaining to MS&F Feb Twenty-sixth forecast deliver PC-like computing platforms for cars, smartphones, handhelds, TVs, tablets, on a choice of software. COMPUTEX, Taipei, June 1, 2010 - At Computex today, Intel Corporation unveiled new products and features based on its low-power Intel® Atom™ processor family, including plans to further differentiate the favored netbook category and expand into several new market segments beyond its growing PC, laptop and server businesses. In the past 45 days, Intel and its Atom™ processor has entered a diversity of markets beyond the more than 50 million Intel-based netbooks sold in the past 2 years. Intel announced a processor and MeeGo* software win with Chinese carmaker HawTai Automobile for a future invehicle- infotainment platform; a greater than 50-times lower platform idle power reduction with Intel's next generation Atom™ processor platform for handheld devices including smartphones; and a collaboration with Google*, Sony* and Logitech* to deliver a new Smart TVs experience powered by Intel Atom™ CE products and running Android*-based Google TV*. Intel recently unveiled the future System on Chip (SoC) Atom™-based "Tunnel Creek" that, for the first time, will allow other companies to connect their own custom silicon to Intel's SoC product. The Intel® Atom™ processor also powers the Intel® Reader, and the company has received more than 3,000 non-PC design inquiries - most new-to-Intel potential customers - ranging from fish finders to golf carts. During his keynote, David (Dadi) Perlmutter, executive vice president and co-general manager, Intel Architecture Group, touched on these and other Intel efforts, which included showing off the world's thinnest netbook running on the upcoming mobile dual-core "Pine Trail." At just 14mm, the razor-thin "Canoe Lake" innovation platform runs cooler and is 50 percent thinner than any other netbook consumers can find on the market today. In addition, Perlmutter showed a number of other Intel® Atom™-based devices spanning energy efficient blade servers, retailing systems, presentation projectors and multiple tablets. "Intel believes the strength of the Atom™ franchise can help consumers realize the true potential for a common experience to enable the compute continuum," said Perlmutter. "With platforms ranging from compact and portable netbooks, to Smart TV experiences and innovative tablets designs, Intel Architecture is driving innovative products based on a unique 'port of choice' software strategy." Keynote Highlights Citing a million PCs sold a day1, Perlmutter also highlighted the momentum around the all new 2010 Intel® Core™ processor family, including Intel® Wireless Display and an overview of next-generation Intel® Core™ processors using the Intel microarchitecture codenamed "Sandy Bridge," targeted to be in production late 2010. Renee James, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group at Intel, joined Perlmutter onstage to discuss how software - and software choice - will help drive Intel's vision for Atom™ and a cross-device experience.
This provides consumers consistency and accessibility to their content on a choice of computers and PC-like devices. James also announced that Asus will be the first OEM to ship a pre-installed, customized AppUp client called "asus app store" on netbooks this fall, beginning with Windows and following with MeeGo*-based systems. Acer CEO Gianfranco Lanci discussed with Perlmutter how future Intel® Atom™-based netbooks and tablets from Acer, running the MeeGo* software platform, will foster an open ecosystem of innovation. "Acer will be ready with MeeGo-based mobile devices," said Lanci.
"MeeGo's open software platform will present our customers along with a closer choice of a friendly, easy-to-use operating system. We are pleased to collaborate with Intel in our continuous drive to provide effortless technologies that empower people at match, home - anytime, anywhere." New Intel® Atom™ Processors on Tap In production now and on shelves before the winter holiday season, mobile dual-core Intel® Atom™ processors will deliver a noticeably snappier, more responsive consumer experience in the same compact form factors, and with the same great battery life. Intel® Atom™ processors N455 and N475 with DDR3 support for netbooks are available today and D525 and D425 for entry-level desktop PCs are expected to be available on June 21. Available to customers in early 2011, "Oak Trail" is our upcoming SoC Intel® Atom™ platform optimized for sleek tablet and netbook designs, delivering up to a 50 percent reduction in average power consumption with full HD-video playback and targeting software choice including MeeGo*, Windows* 7 and Google operating systems. About Intel Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is a international leader in computing innovation. The company designs and builds the essential technologies that serve as the foundation for the world's computing devices. Additional information about Intel is available at
www.intel.com/pressroom and
blogs.intel.com.
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1TAM projection, 369Mu, per MS&F Feb 26th forecast