New Atom architecture Pine Trail on schedule for this year, says Intel’s Eden

Jul 29th 2009
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The ever-entertaining Mooley Eden, Intel’s General Manager of Mobile Platform Group, wants you to know as succinctly as possible that the rumors of Atom evolution Pine Trail’s delay have been greatly exaggerated. “Pine Trail is on schedule. You can quote me on that… The three chip solution down to two chip solution [is] coming this year.” Now how about a hint as to where we’ll first see this chip, eh Eden?

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