Intel to announce dedicated tablet silicon at Computex

During this morning’s press conference on the new Core i3, i5 and i7 ULV processors, Intel PC Client Group Vice President Mooly Eden revealed that Chipzilla will launch that special “tablet solution” we had heard about at Computex next week. No details were given on this “dedicated silicon for the tablet space,” but we can assume that it’s going to fall into the Atom line up. Whether it will be an extension of the Moorestown family or just be an outgrowth of the Pineview platform found in netbooks and nettops remains to be seen, but you can bet on us listening up for more info when we’re live from Taipei next week. Hit the link below if you want to hear this guy spill the beans.

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