Based on the presentations at the meeting on Tuesday, Intel is obviously preparing to take its Atom processor technology to the next level with power-efficient, dual-core designs targeted specifically at relatively high-performance Netbooks and tablets. Assuming that Intel keeps power consumption under control and close to the current single-core Atom chips used in virtually all Netbooks today, that can only improve the Netbook experience--and potentially lead to some compelling tablet devices running on Windows 7, Google's Android, or Intel's Linux-based Moblin software.

 

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