Intel announces the launch of its new Atom processor family, this is the Z670 belongs to the platform, "Oak Trail", thus the chip giant plans to stand up to the popular ARM RISC that have a market share 99%. The new Atom processor Z670 has better in terms of video playback, Web browsing faster and savings to improve the battery life, all without sacrificing performance, also includes support for decoding HD content and support for Adobe Flash.
Regarding the technical side, the new Atom Z670 runs at a clock speed of 1.5Ghz, 512kb cache level 2, an integrated graphics GMA 600 to 400mhz with support for OpenGL 2.0, 2.1 and OpenVG 1.1, together with the SM35 Express chipset . Its TDP is only 3 watts, which is lower than that present the current Atom, since it will have to adapt to the passive cooling model used by current PC tablet.
Are manufactured using 45nm process, the platform "Oak Trail" will be the forerunner of the "Cedar Trail" which will be devoted to netbooks and computers AIO (All in One), which, if introduced in 32nm manufacturing process including support Blue-Ray 2.0, HDMI, DisplayPort and technologies such as Wireless Display. 
Regarding the technical side, the new Atom Z670 runs at a clock speed of 1.5Ghz, 512kb cache level 2, an integrated graphics GMA 600 to 400mhz with support for OpenGL 2.0, 2.1 and OpenVG 1.1, together with the SM35 Express chipset . Its TDP is only 3 watts, which is lower than that present the current Atom, since it will have to adapt to the passive cooling model used by current PC tablet.
Are manufactured using 45nm process, the platform "Oak Trail" will be the forerunner of the "Cedar Trail" which will be devoted to netbooks and computers AIO (All in One), which, if introduced in 32nm manufacturing process including support Blue-Ray 2.0, HDMI, DisplayPort and technologies such as Wireless Display.
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