Intel releases a new integrated graphics chip for the Infineon processor

Beijing time November 25 morning news, according to foreign media reported today, Intel will announce the move (Atom) processor since 2008 released the largest upgrade.　　Some netbooks with the new move processor will be launched before the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next January. As a cheap substitute for notebooks, netbooks have gained widespread attention in the marketplace.　　The bare-metal price of such products can be as low as 250 U.S. dollars, if the operator signed a 2-year monthly contract can even be bought at less than 100 dollars. The new netbook will be paired with Intel's newest "Pine Trail", an important design that consolidates the previously independent graphics capabilities into CPUs, the first time Intel has integrated graphics chips into the CPU. Asked about the benefits of this new design for consumers, Intel Vice President Maloney Sean Maloney said: "The battery lasts longer and performs better." "At present, HP has begun to adjust the product line of netbooks, such as the suspension of popular model mini 5101. A Dell spokesman also said the company will launch a product based on the Intel New Generation Pine Trail platform.　　Major netbook manufacturers, including Acer, Asus, Toshiba and MSI, are also planning a new product line. Intel says the Pine trail chip will be shipped this quarter, and the integrated chip will be a major direction for the company in 2010 and in the years ahead. The Arrandale Core I series processor, designed for mainstream notebooks, will be released next year, and this series of products will also integrate graphics chips into the CPU.　　The future of the Lingyange processor will also integrate more features. The first pine Trail is expected to contain a 1.66GHz-style product, and there are rumours that the product is code-named N450. Intel will then launch the Pine Trail processor, which has a frequency of 1.83GHz, code-named N470. (PEI)