IDF 2013: Intel officially launches its new Atom Z3000 "Bay Trail"
With its Atom Z3000, Intel changes the game market. The processor also economical in terms of its power consumption than its price, will propel a new generation of tablets and hybrid machines play potential and some multimedia. A boon for Windows 8.1.
Apple launched its iPhone 5S focusing much of his presentation on the A7 processor, the first real implementation of the 64 bit ARM architecture. An event in itself, to be sure, but this ad was really only the "marketing hype" in the tradition of the brand. The 64 bit machines least 4 GB of RAM with no appeal, on the contrary, since OS 64 bit can only consume more RAM than a OS 32 bit when the memory is already constrained on smartphones.
New Atom true star of the IDF
Today, for the second day of the IDF 2013, Intel officially launched its "Bay Trail" first version 64-bit Atom. And it is there, except the "Marketing Hype"! Make no mistake, even if Intel is back on its Roadmap "Broadwell" (5th generation Core i in 14 nm) and officially launched vPro versions of Haswell, the real star of the second day of IDF is new Atom.Pourtant, the least we can say is that the Atom have so far never managed to convince or observers, or users. While the processors were released en masse following the launch of netbooks, but it is essentially the floor price of these machines that have made them successful, not at all their processor. The Atom was also pale in comparison to the SOCs AMD in this segment.
Since tablets have taken over and relayed netbooks antiques row, and Intel has struggled to convince against the ARM machines based on Nvidia Tegra 4 and other Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 or 800.
A different story
But "Bay Trail" that we know as the "Atom Z3000 Series" is already proving to be a different story. Quad heart, it appears twice (2x) the CPU performance and three times (3x) the graphics performance of the previous Atom while providing a range that exceeds 10 hours of work and 3 weeks in standby.
"Bay Trail" is now the SOC (System-On-a-Chip) which displays the best "performance / power consumption" on the market. Opposite, ARM can begin to be afraid. The Intel ogre again the gap in the race for ultra-mobility.
Obviously, the 64-bit is here - not more than than Apple - a great interest if one thinks only of cheap tablets. But the Intel processor is designed today to find its place on hybrid machines and new business devices that will really need 4 GB of RAM or more to emancipate themselves.
Version for professional tablets
It is essential to more than one title, the Z3000 series is also available as a version for professional tablets incorporating much of vPro technology Core-i5/i7 as Identity Protection Technology, AES hardware encryption, the compatibility DeepSAFE McAfee.
This is of course an important element in the universe Windows company began to tremble under the / attacks iOS Android. It is important, too, for Intel must defend its place in Apple machines (now that Apple has a 64 bit processor) and conquer the Android universe.
Apple launched its iPhone 5S focusing much of his presentation on the A7 processor, the first real implementation of the 64 bit ARM architecture. An event in itself, to be sure, but this ad was really only the "marketing hype" in the tradition of the brand. The 64 bit machines least 4 GB of RAM with no appeal, on the contrary, since OS 64 bit can only consume more RAM than a OS 32 bit when the memory is already constrained on smartphones.
New Atom true star of the IDF
Today, for the second day of the IDF 2013, Intel officially launched its "Bay Trail" first version 64-bit Atom. And it is there, except the "Marketing Hype"! Make no mistake, even if Intel is back on its Roadmap "Broadwell" (5th generation Core i in 14 nm) and officially launched vPro versions of Haswell, the real star of the second day of IDF is new Atom.Pourtant, the least we can say is that the Atom have so far never managed to convince or observers, or users. While the processors were released en masse following the launch of netbooks, but it is essentially the floor price of these machines that have made them successful, not at all their processor. The Atom was also pale in comparison to the SOCs AMD in this segment.
Since tablets have taken over and relayed netbooks antiques row, and Intel has struggled to convince against the ARM machines based on Nvidia Tegra 4 and other Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 or 800.
A different story
But "Bay Trail" that we know as the "Atom Z3000 Series" is already proving to be a different story. Quad heart, it appears twice (2x) the CPU performance and three times (3x) the graphics performance of the previous Atom while providing a range that exceeds 10 hours of work and 3 weeks in standby.
"Bay Trail" is now the SOC (System-On-a-Chip) which displays the best "performance / power consumption" on the market. Opposite, ARM can begin to be afraid. The Intel ogre again the gap in the race for ultra-mobility.
Obviously, the 64-bit is here - not more than than Apple - a great interest if one thinks only of cheap tablets. But the Intel processor is designed today to find its place on hybrid machines and new business devices that will really need 4 GB of RAM or more to emancipate themselves.
Version for professional tablets
It is essential to more than one title, the Z3000 series is also available as a version for professional tablets incorporating much of vPro technology Core-i5/i7 as Identity Protection Technology, AES hardware encryption, the compatibility DeepSAFE McAfee.
This is of course an important element in the universe Windows company began to tremble under the / attacks iOS Android. It is important, too, for Intel must defend its place in Apple machines (now that Apple has a 64 bit processor) and conquer the Android universe.
IDF 2013: Intel officially launches its new Atom Z3000 "Bay Trail"
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