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| Written by Matt Chapman | |
| Sunday, 02 March 2008 | |
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According to Intel, the new Atom processor chip will enable manufacturers to reduce the size of mobile computers and let consumers take the best of computing with them as they travel. Anand Chandrasekhwer, Intel's Ultra Mobility group vice president (and a big fan of stating the obvious) says the device is called an atom because an atom is the smallest element of matter. The new chip is scheduled to rollout in the second quarter of 2008. Following its launch, Chandrasekhwer indicates a number of the company's clients will debut a host of new consumer products. |
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