Intel 'Oak Trail' could be headed for tablets in early 2011

Intel's been kind from forthcoming over the last number of weeks concerning its intentions to play during the booming tablet market, plus apparently Oak Trail's traveling to be its price tag. Notwithstanding its brand name, the Atom SoC platform could be basically closer to Moorestown in comparison to Pine Trail or Pine Read -- the serious difference the reason is which Intel's added Lincroft and Whitney Purpose to enable support for Windows Seven.
It also is sufficient to support Google and MeeGo operating systems, thus be at liberty to let your imagination run wild allowing for that.
Intel's no longer sharing a lot else right currently apropos architecture, less than the long and short of it looks that the fanless response will enable thinner tablets with better battery life than the existing Menlow platform, and also will add full 1080p playback and HDMI support. But we've were given continue to got a point to head until Oak Trail have a tendency to be so going to be powering slates, because it will not ship until early 2011 at better. Funny enough, that certainly appears to line up neatly with ASUS Eee Pad's 2011 Q1 ship date, but feel at no cost to shape what you'll be ready to of the so-called coincidence. Either approach, it appearance though if the following year will be a added in-depth attention-grabbing one for tablets, and the overall players appear to be multiplying by the miniscule.

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