oak trail

  1. Intel plans Oak Trail successors for Windows 8 arrival

    "One-two chip-software punch" reported Microsoft may have given up on Intel monogamy , but Chipzilla reckons it will have new Atom chips ready in time for Windows 8 tablets next year.… Source: Yahoo! News
  2. ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro boots an Intel Oak Trail CPU into either Android or Windows 7 Pro

    The ViewPad 10 era is over, here comes the epoch of the ViewPad 10Pro. Beyond the introduction of Intel's Oak Trail Z670 1.5GHz processor, the new Windows 7 Pro / Android 2.2 dual-boot tablet throws in a 3G radio, 32GB of onboard storage (expandable via MicroSD or USB), and a 3500mAh battery...
  3. Fujitsu's 10-inch Stylistic Q550 tablet to sport Oak Trail, Windows 7

    We knew good and well that Fujitsu's Stylistic Q550 was en route, but now we're learning a few more dirty details as its official launch day draws ever nearer. Reportedly, the business-oriented slate will be fully revealed at CeBIT next month, with Fujitsu being one of the only outfits out there...
  4. Viliv X70 Windows 7 slate with Oak Trail hands-on

    You may remember Viliv from last year's CES, but it's back again this year with a smattering new of tablets. The X70 Slate is powered by Intel's upcoming 1.5 GHz Oak Trail processor, and has a 7-inch 1024 x 600-resolution capacitive multitouch display. That new silicon is supposed to...
  5. Motion Computing launches Windows 7 tablet with Atom chips

    Intel Oak Trail platform boasts 1080p video playback Motion Computing on Tuesday showed off a Windows tablet with Intel's upcoming Oak Trail chip package, which is highly power efficient and has strong multimedia capabilities, a company executive said. Link Removed - Invalid URL
  6. CES News: OCOSMOS Unveils Gaming Device with Intel Oak Trail CPU and Windows 7

    South Korea based OCOSMOS will demo their latest online gaming device at this year's CES. Sporting an Intel dual processor, OCOSMOS online gaming device can be enjoyed by both hardcore and casual gamers. The OCS series runs on Intel's ... More...