04 March 2010

Intel adds three Atom processors with seven year support

  • microprocessors

Intel unveiled three Intel Atom processors at Embedded World, all of which will be available with seven year lifecycle support. The processors – the single core N450 and D410, and the dual core D510 – feature enhanced graphics and memory controllers and are paired with the Intel 82801HM I/O controller. The cores on all three devices run at 1.65GHz, while graphics speed is 200MHz on the N450 and 400MHz on the other two parts.

The devices include integrated, enhanced graphics and memory controllers on 45nm process technology, delivering significant power reduction, performance improvements and smaller platform footprint over the previous Intel Atom processor N270.

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Graham Pitcher

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Intel Corporation (UK) Ltd

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