Report: Intel Announcing New Atoms in Dec.
Pineview Atom is coming in time for CES.
We've been looking at netbooks and nettops based off of the Intel Atom N270 et al for a very long time, but soon there will be new chips to replace the old.
X-bit labs claims to have information pointing to a December 21 announcement for devices that will launch January 4, just in time for the Consumer Electronics Show.
The report goes on to state that Intel is planning for a quick transition from the old chips over to the new platform, which will feature faster performance and an integrated graphics core.
While much of this is still floating around in speculation space, the new parts are expected to line up as follows:
- - Intel Atom N450: single-core with Hyper-Threading support, 1.66 GHz, 512KB cache, x86-64, BGA437 package, $63 price-point;
- - Intel Atom D510: dual-core with Hyper-Threading support, 1.66 GHz, 1MB cache, x86-64, BGA437 package, $63 price-point;
- - Intel Atom D410: single-core with Hyper-Threading support, 1.66 GHz, 512KB cache, x86-64, BGA437 package, $43 price-point;
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What's the difference between the D410 and the N450?
The D510 is dual core, the N450 has a single core, however they have the same price point despite the D510 obviously being superior...
???
Are people just paying for half the power consumption despite only getting half the CPU horsepower?
I think there must be a mistake somewhere in this one...
Not sure. Wikipedia seems to share the same information. However, it appears the D variants are for desktop usage whilst the N variants are for netbooks, but even so, the D410 and N450 look identical barring their destined platform.