Intel has announced five MIDs (Mobile Internet devices) which will use the upcoming Moorestown platform, including the 5-inch Inventec "MediaPhone" spotted yesterday. Now confirmed as the Inventec X3, the device is the largest of the five new MIDs, which include hardware from CCI, EB, Quanta and Aava Mobile.
Live Quanta M1 MID image and video demo after the cut
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‘Moorestown’ Stories
Intel announce five Moorestown MIDs for 2010 [Video]
Intel Medfield smartphones tipped for 2011
A recent Intel presentation has tipped the company's upcoming Medfield processor as destined for smartphones, rather than merely as the Atom replacement for netbooks and MIDs that the CPU has so far been assumed. Intel expect "mainstream smartphones" using the 32nm Medfield in 2011, with the processor's smaller board size and reduced standby power both making it suitable for compact devices.
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Intel Atom Z550 2GHz & Z515 launched; Moorestown gets first demo
Intel have officially announced two new Atom processors, the Z550 and the Z515. First tipped back in March, the processors - which Intel expect to find homes in MIDs - run at 2GHz and 1.2GHz respectively, with Hyperthreading supported on the faster chip. The company also demonstrated their upcoming Moorestown MID platform, which brings with it super-frugal power demands and the potential for smaller devices.
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LG Mobile device to feature Intel’s Mooretown Chips
We’ve seen a working prototype demonstrated by Intel few months back, we know it’s just a matter of time Intel will put the next generation Moorestown technology in good use. Today at MWC 2009, Intel has announced the next generation mobile Internet devices (MIDs) hardware platform, codenamed “Moorestown” and an integrated Linux-based OS, Mobiln V2.0 to be featured in the upcoming LG handheld devices.
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Intel Moorestown SoC demo: technically impressive but no eye-candy
Intel have demonstrated the first, working prototype of their upcoming ultraportable Moorestown chipset, the "system on chip" (SoC) that is set to replace the Atom CPU. Demonstrated at the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei, Moorestown's primary claim to fame is its extreme energy efficiency: 10x less power required than current Atom chipsets. As well as the 45nm processor, Moorestown also includes graphics, memory controller and video encoder/decoder on a tiny chipset. Sadly the company is yet to produce a working version of their MID concept "based" on Moorestown, shown here.
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