Intel Cedar Trail

After Intel Oak Trail, the next evolutionary step of atoms that reach the market in late May, the company’s Santa Clara makes some interesting details about Intel Cedar Trail, scheduled for the end of 2011. After taking time, stalling on some important choices and give advantage to competitors, Intel is now looking to accelerate the development of Atom to regain market leadership, especially in the promising segment of the tablet, PDA and netbooks.

The codename of this further evolution is Intel Cedar Trail and will replace Intel precisely Oak Trail. The major news is the move to production on a 32-nm, with obvious impact on the improvement in consumption el ‘integration in fanless and ultra-portable products. Currently there are no official news on architecture so it could be that of Oak Trail. According to the information available for now, the new Atom processors, graphics capabilities will be further improved with the introduction of support for Blu-Ray 2. 0 and for the video connection type DisplayPort.

In this first announcement, Intel has also pointed also to some additional features of Cedar Trail, such as Intel and Intel Wirless Music Wireless Display (Widi) are two proprietary technologies that would allow wireless connection and transmission of content between which will be equipped with portable TV and other devices. In this way it will be possible with a few simple steps and view photos and movies on TV in the living room or play our favorite music collection to an external device without having to physically connect our PDA, tablet or netbook.