Intel Atom processor gives 500 MHz for less than a Watt

These little critters sure look fantastic. Or at least *sound* fantastic.
I could do with my TyTN II's battery life being a bit better, and although it never will be maybe it's successor's will!.. or maybe a generation or two down the line. When I upgrade at least
Check out the article for the juicy details of these eco-friendly power-punchers.

clipped from www.dailytech.com Hardware Thinking Small: New Intel Architecture Champions Sub 1 Watt x86 Brandon Hill & Kristopher Kubicki - March 2, 2008 8:12 PM Silverthorne, a two-issue processor designed from the ground up, is now known as the Intel Atom processor. Atom processors based on Silverthorne are aimed at Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). Silverthorne-based Atom processors heading for MIDs will have a TDP ranging from 0.6W to 2.5W and will top out at 1.8GHz.  Sources inside Intel hint that the 0.6W version of the processor reaches just over 500 MHz.