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Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz Socket 441

Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz Socket 441
  • Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz Socket 441
  • Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz Socket 441
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  • By Tom's Hardware on November 21, 2008

    The results of our comparison between Intels Atom 230 and a Core 2 Duo E7200 with an efficient G31 platform were interesting, to say the least. We learned several things, which should be taken into consideration before purchasing a low-cost or...

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  • By Digital-Daily on August 19, 2008

    In our view, processors of the Z series (Silverthorne) combined with chipsets of the U series is a big leap forward in the area of mobile devices. Their low power consumption will make it possible to provide a long operation without re-charging, and...

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  • By Tom's Hardware UK on July 29, 2008

    Intels Atom processor is currently the subject of much discussion. Its positioned as an energy saving wonder, but also designed to act as an all-purpose solution. The processor gets away from complex architectures and large level two...

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  • By TechRadar on July 05, 2008

    The much-anticipated Atom is a fairly incredible low-power, low-profile chip, coolly redefining what sub-notebooks and basic web PCs are capable of. Potentially, it also redefines small, silent media centre systems too. Well get to that in a minute,...

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  • By RegHardware on June 24, 2008

    You can build an incredibly small and cheap PC around the D945GCLF, but the Atom CPU is a severe disappointment on the desktop as it doesnt have the grunt to do any useful work. The bizarre form-factor and layout of the I/O panel also reduce the...

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  • By PC Pro on June 01, 2008

    With so many processors already on the market, you'd be forgiven for wondering why there's such a fuss about this one. The answer is that the Intel Atom (formerly known by the codename "Silverthorne") is a whole new type of processor - a tiny,...

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  • International Review By Tom's Hardware on July 07, 2008

    Intels Atom-Prozessor ist derzeit in aller Munde. Muss er doch vor allem zum Thema Energiesparen herhalten und teilweise als Allzwecklsung fungieren. Getreu dem Motto: Weg von der komplexen Architektur und den groen Zwischenspeichern...

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