Intel promises Tablets by Dell, Toshiba and Acer 2011
IntelCEO Paul Otellini has on the Barclays Capital 2010 Global Technology Conference announced that the company's chips in 2011 35 new tablet models will be used. Those words are two different atomic product lines.
"We will ensure that we support all major operating systems in the market," Otellini said at the conference, which was transmitted as an audio stream on the Internet. He named a total of 15 manufacturers who will next year offer Tablets with Intel CPUs, including Toshiba, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and Motion Computing. "Some of them come with Windows. Some come with Froyo and Honeycomb versions of Android."
The two nuclear-product lines for Tablets Otellini said: "A line continues the PC heritage, is the code name Oak Trail. You we are building for the Windows environment. This is important for users who want a compatibility with PC peripherals. All the available printers and USB drivers work. Any PC peripherals work perfectly with Oak Trail. It is a very solid, high-performance low-power version of the atom. "
Intel also offers Moorestown further optimized atomic version. It is for customers who were looking extremely light and thin devices with the longest possible battery life. "PC compatibility is incomplete." By x86 instruction set but a full Internet support was guaranteed.
Otellini also announced the first major manufacturer of smart phones that are powered by Intel chips, for the second quarter of 2011. The first samples of the second generation Atom processors (formerly codenamed Medfield) Are currently being delivered to customers. The development of smart phone chips was "a marathon not a sprint."
Intel's Atom processors coming in 2011 Tablets with Microsoft Windows, Google Android, MeeGo used.
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