Intel launches Android Entry Bay Trail Chip

Intel is planning to launch the Android Entry Bay Trail chip in the second quarter of 2014, according to Taiwanese media sources from tablet manufacturers. Sources expect such chips to be priced at $15 trillion to $20 trillion, a 12 dollar lower than the current product. Although Intel has cut the bay TRAIL-T chip Price, the Atom Z3740 Price is 32 US dollars, Z3770 Price is 37 US dollars, but the wholesale price drops 10%. However, such a price still does not have a competitive advantage over the arm-based four core processor. Sources predict that Intel will compete with rivals such as MediaTek, Qualcomm and Nvidia to launch the Android Entry Bay Trail chip. There have been reports that the Bay Trail-t tablet computer is expected to start selling in global retail outlets later this month. Some PC makers believe that the Bay TRAIL-T platform will help Intel compete vigorously with its rivals. If Microsoft is willing to cancel its Windows 8.1 licensing fee, it will make the next generation of Wintel tablet computers more competitive. The Intel Bay Trail-m processor, including Pentium N3510 and Celeron n2910/n2810/n2805, will be in production with the corresponding notebook products in the near future and available in the last two months of this year.