Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 18
September 2012]
Intel plans to maintain supply of its Atom D2550 and D2500 as well
as Celeron 847 and 807 processors to defend the entry-level desktop market in
2013 with the CPUs' life-cycles set to last at least until the third quarter of
2013, according to sources from PC players.
The Atom D2550 and D2500 are paired with NM10 chipsets, while the
Celeron 847 (1.1GHz) and Celeron 807 (1.5GHz) are paired with NM70 chipsets and
feature a power consumption of 17W, the sources noted.
Intel will enter the 22nm Haswell architecture generation in April
of 2013 and the new platform is expected to see improvement in both power
consumption and performance, compared to the existing platform.
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