Intel's first tablet chip supports win 8.1 and Android

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp;     local time Wednesday, Intel unveiled its first Z3000 series dedicated to Tablet PCs, which supports Windows 8.1 and the Android operating system. Z3000 is based on a redesigned, performance-driven processor that is higher than the previous netbook's. Z3000 performance improvements are related to the use of "disorderly execution" (Out-of-order execution) technology.     Chris Walker, general manager of Intel's tablet computer chip department, said in a media interview that Z3000 integrates the same graphics technology as Ivy Bridge chip (Chris Walker). "This is the first ' overhaul ' of the Z3000 chip architecture in the past 5 years," said Walker, using 22 nm technology. The 3D transistor technology has laid a solid foundation for the improvement of Z3000 performance and the advanced graphics function. "All of these techniques make Z3000 performance 1-2 times higher than the current Clover trail. "Other improvements to Z3000 include faster memory access speed.     The data transfer rate between Z3000 and memory reaches 17G bytes per second, much higher than the current clover trail chip.     The high-end chip in the Z3000 series is Z3370, the clock frequency can be high to 2.4GHz, support the highest 4GB memory. Intel says that equipment makers, including Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo and Toshiba, will launch a Tablet PC/hybrid with Z3000 series chips.