The
Intel Atom Z3530, a processor based on the
Moorefield architecture, was specifically designed for use in mobile devices. This chip, manufactured using the advanced 22-nanometer process, was known for its remarkable energy efficiency at the time. This enabled manufacturers to bring tablets and smartphones with impressively long battery lives to the market.
A clear plus was the integrated graphics solution, a PowerVR G6430. It offered quite usable performance for the requirements of everyday applications and lighter games at the time. With 2 MB of Level 2 cache, the
Intel Atom Z3530 was well equipped for the tasks of its device class. The maximum memory bandwidth of 13 GB/s also contributed to a largely smooth user experience.
We were amazed at how much this compact chip could do at the time. It was proof that even small processors can offer reliable functionality. Even today, there are devices with this processor that can easily handle basic tasks such as surfing or retrieving emails. It represented a solid and functional solution for its time.
High energy efficiencyIntegrated PowerVR G6430 graphicsReliability for mobile applicationsManufactured in 22-nanometer process