Intel has officially unveiled its next-generation Pine Trail Atom platform. Pine Trial has been dubbed the next generation of Intel Atom processors as it will bring both performance and power consumption improvements to the rapidly growing market of netbooks and nettops.
The new Atom Pine Trail platform will be represented by models: a 1.66GHz Atom N450 and 1.83GHz N470 chips are mainly designed for netbooks, while D410 single core and 1.66GHz D510 chips are suitable for all-in-one PCs, nettops, and other low power desktops.
In practical terms, the new chips will use about 20% less power and feature a lower thermal design. That means it will be easier for PC makers to design smaller, thinner, and occasionally fanless netbooks.

The new Intel Atom Pine Trail platform is different from the Diamondville platform. The new chips will feature integrated graphics and memory control functions. In other words, while the GMA 950 graphics that come with most Intel Atom N270 processors exists on the chipset, the GMA 3150 graphics that you’ll get with an Atom N450 processor are on the same chip as the CPU.