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Intel Announces "Pine Trail" Platform for Netbooks
Maximum PC —
... Intel's Atom platform has been such a resounding success, one has to wonder what the No. 1 chip maker has planned for a follow-up. You don't have to wonder anymore, as Intel this week officially unveiled 'Pine Trail', the codename for Atom's successor. ...
Intel details next-generation Atom platform, say hello to Pine Trail
Engadget —
... Intel has been doing a lot of talking about big new processors and platforms as of late, and it's now gotten official with one that's soon to be ever-present: its next-generation Atom platform, codenamed Pine Trail. In case you haven't been tracking ...
Intel talks about new Pine Trail mobile platform
TechSpot —
Intel has formally introduced a new Atom processor designed to power the next generation of netbooks . Codenamed Pineview, the upcoming processor incorporates a memory controller and graphics core on the same piece of silicon. Together with the new Tiger Point I/O controller it will form the basis for the next-generation Atom platform, dubbed Pine Trail, which is scheduled to debut in the fourth quarter. [image] Essentially, what all this integration means is that Pine View will shrink the number of chips in the Atom platform from three to just two. The reduced number of chips ...
Intel: Delays Shmelays, New Atom Platform Still on Schedule
Maximum PC —
... Pine Trail will consist of an integrated graphics processor built into the same slice of silicon as the main processor, which will also share space with the memory controller. This will shrink the number of chips in the Atom platform from three to only two, which is expected to result in a cheaper platform with a lower power draw. ...
MSI Confirms Touchscreen Netbook with Intel's Next-gen Atom
Maximum PC —
... It will have the CPU, GPU and memory controller on the same die. This chip, codenamed “Pineview”, will be clubbed with a second chipset codenamed “Tiger Point”. Being a two chip solution, it will be more energy efficient than its predecessor. ...
