The AtomTM Processor From Intel

name is spread around the media and potential customers and the AtomTM Intel ® processors. Their concept is simple, to run a powerful processor that will power a new generation of small computers.

One of the goals of the processor has to produce very little heat and use very little electricity. Using this process, computer manufacturers can make the battery last as long as possible between charges.

the power of this processor may be in conflict with the low-processors that are already on the market. Intel was stolen March to others, but it depends if the first in a race means you have the best product in the long term.

what to look for
Look for the description of the Intel ® AtomTM and logo
Or Intel ® Centrino ® AtomTM logo.

AtomTM Intel ® is designed for Mobile Internet Devices or MIDs. These are the MID to be very small computers to connect to most Internet.Intel ® Centrino ® AtomTM is designed to provide opportunities for Pocket PC devices to access the Internet.

ASUS EEE now has Intel ® AtomTM at 901, 1000, and the machine frame. Buyers should be aware that there are still some 900 machines in stock of some electrical and computer stores. It is far better to buy Intel ® AtomTM under 901 as the processor is powerful. The odd thing is that this processor is now being offered without being able to run Windows Vista. This could be because Intel ® AtomTM not strong enough or Windows Vista too resource hungry.

It's hard to know whether Intel imagine the computer as the ASUS EEE box as part of their starting line-up machines. You should read the article on this new desktop for more information, but it's small size and easy to processor power. With its low prices may well encourage customers to opt for that instead of the traditional desktop.

As laptops and mobile phones are becoming smaller and smaller and power requirements become more demanding, you will find this new processor from Intel is well positioned to be a large market share in this part of the broader technology market.

apparent inability of processors to run Windows Vista may cause more and more people to purchase the MID rather than suffer the pain of change to Vista. Also, as the new Windows 7 will be based on the core operating system Vista, it will be interesting to see how Microsoft will be able to encourage customers to use Vista or Windows 7 if it does not take place over a wide range of machines. Only time will tell.