Intel Develops New Chip for Tablets

 Intel is currently being worked on the new CPU line designed exclusively for tablets.
Tech Radar reported, the latest Intel processors tablet will specifically focus on the thermal design power (TDP) and performance.
Intel seems more interested to take part in the mobile CPU market for smartphones and tablets. Companies based in Santa Clara, California, United States (U.S.) is being actively worked on the new processor jealous.
Last September, leaked information about the chip code-named Medfield, which reportedly will be introduced Intel next year. This chip will be reported directly intended for handset applications.
Later, however, blows the news that Intel is temporarily stopped developing Medfield and instead, working on a new chip that will be specifically used for the tablets.
In the development of each new chip, Intel also continues to undertake for the processor to reduce power consumption. Intel's current goal is to reduce power consumption up to 10 watts in the next two years.
Citing internal sources who declined to be named Intel, Intel reportedly will also launch 32nm chipset Saltwell, Airmont Silvermont 22nm and 14nm in the next three years.