Intel plans to ship new Pineview Atom processors in Q4 2009

Written by IT News on 3:36 AM

Last week, Intel, hosting the world's leading supplier of high performance computer processors, its annual events IDF (Intel Developer Forum) in which the chip maker had a few messages that do, including the introduction of several new products. In addition, Intel also discussed some of its leading solutions, including the long awaited processors and Pineview, Georgia Pine Trail netbook platform. The company updated the Atom processors are expected to ship during the fourth quarter of 2009, confirming earlier rumors that have appeared on the internet, before
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Much has been said about the next generation of Intel Atom processors in recent months, particularly as this upcoming chips have a different architecture, compared with the current platform. Pine Trail, Intel's upcoming Atom platform, comes in a 2-chip solution, compared with current 3-chip design platform. This is a feature enabled by the new chipset and processor design, graphics chip and memory controller into the processor, eliminating the need for third place chipsets.

The next generation processors will ship Pineview, Georgia in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a recent news article in PC World, citing Jeff Demuth, who works with Intel-platform marketing. Unfortunately Demuth not specified in Pineview, Georgia-powered netbooks will be available on the market, but there is a good chance that we will see a number of new arrivals in the first months of 2010.

Pine Trail platform Pineview, Georgia has the new Atom processors, which are expected to allow system designers to thinner and smaller systems, with better battery life, some features that should be appreciated by lovers netbook. But the graphics performance may not be the strongest feature of the next platform, but we are still to be seen whether the chip Santa Clara, California-based manufacturer has a netbook graphics improvement over the current solution.