Next-gen mobile Atom clocked at 1.67GHz
Focus on better netbook battery life?
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Some snippets have emerged concerning Intel's upcoming second-gen Atom processor, already known to be due for release mid-2009.
The chip, codenamed 'Pineview', is the successor to today's 'Diamondville' part - aka the N270. The N280 will likewise be a single-core chip, but it will be clocked at 1.67GHz and connect across a 667MHz frontside bus. The N270's speeds are 1.6GHz and 533MHz, respectively.
Such a small increase suggests Intel is focusing more on power conservation - battery life, effectively - than performance.
The N280 will be accompanied by a new chipset, the GN40, which will presumably be tuned to the faster FSB and provide a better integrated graphics core.
Asian website DigiTimes notes that the bundle of CPU and chipset be priced at $60-65, a little more than the $46 the N270 and 945GSE chipset together cost manufacturers. ®
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