Details have come out about Intel's upcoming Medfield chip platform for Smartphone’s, which is owed for release in 2011 and will make it the company's existing Moorestown platform, which was originally proclaim in May. The Medfield platform will contain a power efficient version of the Atom processor, which will be included inside a chip code-named Penwell, according to a document initially posted on Intel's website, which is still available on Google cache.

In a part document on its website dated Aug. 9, Intel has also oblique at some of Penwell's Atom-based microprocessors running at pace of 1.80GHz and 1.86GHz. Present CPUs in the Moorestown platform chips also called the Z600-series chips can run at up to 1.5GHz for Smartphone’s and up to 1.9GHz for tablets.

Intel spokeswoman Claudine Mangano refuses to statement on information surrounding the Medfield chips. "Intel has not officially proclaimed the result, so any data is very beginning and for enabling purposes in a non-product stage," Mangano said. The new chips will bring considerable reductions in size and authority consumption compared to preceding product generations, she added.