Ark doesn't always tell the truth, or at least not the whole truth. I also hope this is a mistake.
Looking through the Bay Trail on Intel Ark---> http://ark.intel.com/products/codename/55844/Bay-Trail
I noticed AES-NI is now removed from all the non-E and non-Z series chips (eg, J1750, J1850, J2850 do not have AES-NI)
I hope this is a mistake and not a permanent change.
It appears the atom 3735D will be a 1.33 ghz base clock quad core bay trail tablet chip. Who knows on the turbo, if it has it all (if it does have turbo probably less than the 3740 which has the same base clock but turbos up to 1.86 ghz since the model 3735 is less than 3740).
Repeating some of what sweepr said above
Intel goals according to sources Q1 2014
7" Tablet $99-$129 (even these cheap tablets will be use atom baytrail Z3735D silicon)
8" Tablet starting at $149
10" Tablet starting at $249
Ark doesn't always tell the truth, or at least not the whole truth. I also hope this is a mistake.
The Silvermont processor architecture includes AES-NI support. Intel deliberately cuts that feature from the Celeron G1610 though, explaining why Bay Trail posts better numbers.
Yeah. Bluestacks runs "okay" on the dell venue 8 pro. Definitely has slow downs , even in candy crush, but usable.
Asus has dual booting BT tablets coming in early 2014 according to FCC filings. With how hard Intel is going towatds android, I bet we'll see dual boot Core laptops in a year.
I suppose if it doesnt raise the price dual boot to android is OK, but personally, the only reason I would consider an atom or temesh tablet is to *not* have to use android.
HP Omni 10 available for $399 at Microsoft Stores and $349 @ Office Depot.
Thats a 10'' tablet running full Windows 8.1 + 1920x1200 screen. It's based on the Z3770, fastest Bay Trail-T chip right now (20-30% faster than ASUS T100's Z3740).
Why Celerons N are so expensive on ark?
HP Omni 10 available for $399 at Microsoft Stores and $349 @ Office Depot.
Thats a 10'' tablet running full Windows 8.1 + 1920x1200 screen. It's based on the Z3770, fastest Bay Trail-T chip right now (20-30% faster than ASUS T100's Z3740).
I'm evaluating a couple of cheapo Chinese bay trail tablets today. One with a Z3740D (1.33Ghz), one with Z3770 (1.46Ghz), and one with an N2910 (1.6Ghz), all quad core, 2GB, 10.1", win8. Z's with Samsung eMMC, the N with BiWin M.2 SATA. All designed for ~2.2W TDP (of SDP in the case of the N2910)
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pretty nice generational leap, Intel!!!
liahos1 said:http://www.engadget.com/2013/12/18/a...b-note-8-leak/
Asus 8'inch with IPS and Wacom...can't wait to see what else is coming out in q1. I was close to purchasing a Fujitsu Q584 but can't stomach the price knowing i could probably get a broadwell 2-1 next year at a similar price point.
Finally ASUS's response to Dell's Venue 8 Pro. There are rumours about a dual-boot Windows 8.1 + Android version of this 8'' ASUS tablet.
That's because it's accompanied by a PCH.these have pci-e lanes and satas and im sure its a quad with 2 cores disabled too...
This looks to be exactly what I'm looking for - except for the 32gb drive. I have an HP 32 gig Elitepad now, had to disable pagefile and hiberfile - even doing that I only have 15.8 gb's free. Everything but the OS is on a micro SD.
I know the pressure is on to make these windows tablets affordable, but I just don't think 32 gb is enough for a W8 tablet (speaking for my usage that is).
I was also surprised that even the lowly AMD A4-1200 at 3.9W is mostly on par (or sometimes better) than this. Nice job ruining your Baytrail reputation Intel? lol.http://www.notebookcheck.com/Test-Packard-Bell-EasyNote-ME69BMP-Netbook.107624.0.html
Celeron N2805 test. Unfortunately with just 1,46 Ghz (no Turbo!) this thing is slow.
How does the "burst performance" work? Since Celeron N2805 is 1.46Ghz/4.3W, and Celeron N2806 is 1.60Ghz/4.5W, how often could the N2806 hit 2Ghz? If you're using 100% CPU, does it keep using 2Ghz until the temperature gets too high? By the name "burst", it sounds like it uses turbo in spurs like a wave going up and down between 1.6/2.0Ghz? Anyone know how much % of the time I will be able to hit 2.0Ghz? And how much percentage of the time the GPU can hit 756Mhz instead of the base 311Mhz? Any info about this would be interesting to read.No wonder, it is not just a low clocked version but also a Dualcore only. In the end HP decides what to use and not Intel. It's sometimes the case that OEMs use the cheapest and slowest part even if it is only 1 USD cheaper. N2806, N2810, N2815, N2820, N2920 all are clocked with 2,00 Ghz or more depending on the model.