Samsung Tablet Will Use Intel Processors

Intel's investment in the mobile industry for many years finally reaping the rewards. Samsung, one of the big players in the tablet computer business, is rumored to be using the Intel Atom processor code-named Clover Trail. A reliable source told Venture Beat that Samsung has selected Intel processors to compete with ARM architecture processors, even the Exynos processor made ​​by Samsung.

Samsung tablets that use Intel's will using 10-inch size screen and has a product code GT-P5200 which is included in the family of Galaxy Tab. The processor used is the Atom Z2520 with 32 nano-meter manufacturing process (nm). However, the Samsung tablet with Intel processor is just one of many tablet product line that will be released in 2013. Samsung still will produce more tablets with ARM architecture processors.

In his quest to conquer the mobile industry, Intel will release a new processor designs in electronic products Computex exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan, in June. The company will release the code name for the Bay Trail for tablets and smart phones Merrifield. There is also a fourth-generation Core i processors, or so-called Haswell. This product will increase the efficiency of a computer by up to 50 percent and twice the graphics performance will be better than the previous generation.