[citation][nom]__Miguel_[/nom]Actually, that's the price for the E3110 Xeon, not the Pentium 350.Odd thing, though: the Ark page on the Pentium 350 reveals it to be a 2-core, 4-thread CPU running at 1.2GHz, not 2.2GHz... Very odd... I wonder where's the error: the article, the Ark page, or me (I might have picked up the wrong CPU, though I don't really think so...).If it's really a 1.2GHz part, then I don't really see the point... Except for high-end x86 routers, low-power NASes (still, potentially worse than Atom, and the 620T might be more powerful), or very light-load servers, it seems more of a gimmick than anything else...Still, great to know there is decent (when compared to Atom and such) x86 power to be had in that TDP range. Though knowing Intel, being of the Xeon, it probably means it costs as much as a 620T, because of the two extra threads, which is not really very good... But let's see more about that one.Miguel[/citation]
You're right, probably an article problem, i doubt intel would post the wrong specs to their page.
It looks more powerful than the atom, seeing that atom procs are all 45nm, and Sandy bridge's IPC is awesome. Plus atoms don't have ECC support, or so the Ark page says.
As a side note, i'd love to see what intel does with low-powered ivy bridge procs, i mean how low will they be able to go? their -T series models would probably be 15-25 W...highly efficient, low powered systems excite me for some reason. lol.