You may not ever hear about these after today, but Intel has launched four new, unique versions of its Atom processor. We know what you’re thinking: “Why in the world won’t I hear about ’em?” Probably because these are out in the open in the way its N270 and N280 are; instead, these are meant for use in behind-the-scenes type applications. Think in-car infotainment devices, media phones, eco-technologies and other industrial-strength applications. The new chips are all meant to serve Intel’s flourishing<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You may not ever hear about these after today, but Intel has launched four new, unique versions of its Atom processor. We know what you’re thinking: “Why in the world won’t I hear about ’em?” Probably because these are out in the open in the way its N270 and N280 are; instead, these are meant for use in behind-the-scenes type applications. Think in-car infotainment devices, media phones, eco-technologies and other industrial-strength applications. The new chips are all meant to serve Intel’s flourishing Continue reading