Following the launch of the first Oak Trail (Atom Z670) chip giant prepares the complete renovation of the range of processors for netbooks with the N2600 and N2800.
The situation of the processing for netbooks, nettops or HTPC market has changed in recent months following the decision of AMD enter the sector with the APU Fusion, integrated to at least match the Intel Atom (until recently the only offer) in processing and to those who exceed by far in graphics performance.
To counter the threat, Intel will replace the current Atom N4xx and N5xx N2800 with the N2600. A few developments that will advance in technological processes of manufacture of 45 to 32 nanometers to maintain consumption and reduce costs.
The N2800 is a chip with dual-core and four native 1.86 GHz processing threads with support for memory DDR3-1066 and new graphic GMA 5650 often of 640 MHz. you will have a TDP of 6.5 Watts and be compatible with 64-bit operating systems. The N2600 will have a single nucleus, graphic to a still more content than his older brother consumption and less frequently.
The new Atom Cedar Trail thus joined the Atom Z670 Oak Trail (Tablet) and would be in the hands of manufacturers in the last quarter of 2011. Next to the APU of AMD and perhaps at the entrance of ARM, its objective will be to relaunch the netbook and nettop market.
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