“”We still have much to learn about Intel’s new Atom processors but the way I see it Intel is serious about this ultra mobility market for the first time and is no longer going to sit back and let VIA have their way. The Menlow platform looks to be a great stepping stone for bringing traditional x86 power to the areas it has not been able to physically squeeze into like cell phones. I would also expect faster versions of these very inexpensive processors to find their way into all sorts of consumer electronics devices to enable easy software development and quicker times to market.”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- Intel Nehalem CPU running at 3.20GHz, right now @ HEXUS
- Intel’s Atom processor unveiled @ The Tech Report
- Intel’s Ultra-Portable Atom: Unveiled @ HotHardware
- What to expect from Intel IDF 2008. More on Nehalem, Atom, SSDs, etc @ HEXUS
- IDF Spring 2008: Pre-IDF Technology Showcase @ Hardware Zone
- Intel employee slates AMD’s upcoming mobile Griffin CPU @ HEXUS
- Phoronix Releases Linux Benchmarking Test Suite @ Phoronix
- Taming Pandora Music Radio @ PC Mechanic
- GPS buying guide @ Digital Trends
- Canon Selphy ES2 Photo Printer @ Hardware Zone
- Bigbruin.com 5th Birthday Party Give Away
Intel is thinking small at IDF
It’s all about Atom at the IDF this year, the renamed Silverthorne that will soon be appearing in mobile devices near you. There are five different tiny, low power processors being shown off, as well as a pair designed for mobile internet devices. You can see some shots of the dies that show off just how small Atom really is in this article done by Ryan.