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The tag 'moorestown' refers to Intel's Moorestown platform, a system-on-a-chip design for mobile devices. In the context of WindowsForum.com discussions, it appears in threads about the HP Slate, a Windows 7 tablet. The Moorestown platform was Intel's attempt to create a low-power, high-performance chip for tablets and smartphones, competing with ARM-based processors. Users discuss the potential performance differences between Moorestown and other Intel chips like Atom or Core series, highlighting the importance of chip choice for Windows 7 tablets. The tag is relevant to hardware enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of Windows on mobile devices.
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VIDEO HP Slate to run Windows 7, but on which chip?
The HP Slate will use Windows 7, but what isn't known is which chip will power the Apple iPad rival from Hewlett-Packard. This is an important question, as there's a world of difference between an Intel Atom processor and, let's say, a low-power Core 2 or Intel's latest-and-greatest chips...- reghakr
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