Launches new Intel Atom Cherry Trail model as well 

At CES 2016 show in Las Vegas, Intel had quite a lot of new things to show, including a whole new line of Compute Stick devices powered by its latest Skylake-based Core M chips as well as a new entry-level Compute Stick based on Intel Cherry Trail Atom chip.

Review: Bay Trail, 64GB of storage, throttling

Over the past year or so, we’ve seen a flood of cheap tablets and micro PCs based on Intel’s Bay Trail SoCs.

Told ya Intel was giving them Bay Trails away…

Are you in the market for a 10-inch Windows 8.1 tablet, with Office and a keyboard dock, for the price of a pair of pants and a decent shirt? 

Intel-based mini-PC runs Windows 8.1 or Android

MINIX showed the MINIX NEP Z64 back in September, but the new device was not available until today. MINIX is well known for its Android small form factor PCs such as the Minix Neo X8 H, however, the NEO Z64 is different because it is based on Intel’s Android Bay Trail 22nm silicon.

Next-generation Atom architecture

In addition to the 14nm Broadwell-U notebook chips announced earlier, Intel has also announced that it has started shipping 14nm Cherry Trail Atom architecture tablet chips to customers.

Hey we burned $7bn, what more do you want?

Stepping up cooperation with Asian vendors

High end and ULV

But it probably won’t

Puma+ CPU cores, 128 GCN shaders