Engadget

Netbooks -- those shrunken, underpowered laptops -- along with nettops, have become one of the fastest growing computing categories, and Intel's been right in the thick of it. Its original Diamondville Atom processor powered virtually every netbook on the market, and its newest Pine Trail platform hopes to do the same for the second generation of netbooks and nettops. Though Pine Trail doesn't offer significantly better performance than the previous version of Atom, the chipset has been shrunken and the new Atom N450, D410, and D510 processors use about 20 percent less power than its predecessor.