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Intel Atom - Wikipedia
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Intel Atom - Wikipedia
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Intel Introduces High-speed, Ultra-Low Power, Ultra-Compact Mobile CPU "Atom" - GIGAZINE
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C2000 Atom™ Processors - Intel | Mouser
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Intel on Twitter: "Did you know that the Intel Atom processor Z2760 was designed specifically for Windows 8? #IntelTablets #Win8 http://t.co/APDvKGkK" / Twitter
Intel introduces first configurable Atom-based processor
List of Intel Atom processors - Wikipedia
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C3950 Intel 1.70GHz Atom Processor
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Supermicro A2SDI-16C-HLN4F-O Motherboard Intel Atom processor C3955 16-Core | Wiredzone
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Should you accept Atom in your next PC? | Digital Trends
