Intel released a new pattern of mobile processors as well as a new branding strategy for its Atom lineup . The new Intel processors will be announced under the names of Atom x3, Atom x5 and Atom
x7 fordesktop and notebook processors.
The
new Atom x3 Intel lineup will include processors with integrated 3G or LTE
modems, while the others Atom x5 and Atom x7 will need to be paired with
discrete modems just as existing processors are currently in Desktops/laptops. The Atom x3 processors will
be Intel's first fully integrated SoCs . They are based on Intel's SoFIA (Smart or Feature phone with Intel
Architecture) Platform. Sofia is the company's integrated solution for emerging markets
and low-cost devices.
SoFIA is based on the current Silver mont architecture Was originally developed primarily for Android, though it will support Windows 10. whowever It was originally scheduled for 2014 but launched now. Atom x3 processors will be 64-bit capable and supports two SIM cards. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM radio and GLONASS are also integrated. LTE models will have optional NFC as well.
Intel's projected performance figures indicate that the Atom x3-C3230RK, a quad-core model running at up to 1.2GHz, will outperform MediaTek's MT6582 and Qualcomm's MSM8212 by 50 percent in light media tasks. Brands already signed on to produce Atom x3-powered devices include Asus, Jolla, Compal, Quanta, ECS and Pegatron.
On the other hand, the Atom x5 and x7 products are based on the new 14nm Cherry Trial architecture, which Intel announced had entered mass production . These will be 64-bit and also support Intel RealSense, True Key and Pro Wi-Di, all of which are billed as enhanced user experiences.
The Atom x3 would be suitable for low-cost phones and phablets only whereas the Atom x5 and Atom x7 could power mainstream to premium tablets, with screens ranging from 7 inches to 10 inches. Intel claims up to 2X graphics improvements in GFXbench and up to 50 percent gains in 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited with an Atom x7, compared to a current-generation Atom Z3xx processor. Lenovo, HP, Acer, Toshiba, Dell and Asus are on board to bring out Atom x5 and Atom x7 products. This was expected that these processors hit markets in the first half of 2015, but the main date is not announced.
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SoFIA is based on the current Silver mont architecture Was originally developed primarily for Android, though it will support Windows 10. whowever It was originally scheduled for 2014 but launched now. Atom x3 processors will be 64-bit capable and supports two SIM cards. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM radio and GLONASS are also integrated. LTE models will have optional NFC as well.
Intel's projected performance figures indicate that the Atom x3-C3230RK, a quad-core model running at up to 1.2GHz, will outperform MediaTek's MT6582 and Qualcomm's MSM8212 by 50 percent in light media tasks. Brands already signed on to produce Atom x3-powered devices include Asus, Jolla, Compal, Quanta, ECS and Pegatron.
On the other hand, the Atom x5 and x7 products are based on the new 14nm Cherry Trial architecture, which Intel announced had entered mass production . These will be 64-bit and also support Intel RealSense, True Key and Pro Wi-Di, all of which are billed as enhanced user experiences.
The Atom x3 would be suitable for low-cost phones and phablets only whereas the Atom x5 and Atom x7 could power mainstream to premium tablets, with screens ranging from 7 inches to 10 inches. Intel claims up to 2X graphics improvements in GFXbench and up to 50 percent gains in 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited with an Atom x7, compared to a current-generation Atom Z3xx processor. Lenovo, HP, Acer, Toshiba, Dell and Asus are on board to bring out Atom x5 and Atom x7 products. This was expected that these processors hit markets in the first half of 2015, but the main date is not announced.
For more updates keep visiting my blog AllTechMyst.com
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