On 8/1/2012 8:13 AM, Dave wrote: >> 4) finally, I regret to say that Intel has already officially announced >> >it will discontinue production of the Atom D2700 chip in September of >> >this year (wow, it lasted a whole year!). My guess is all boards of this >> >type will disappear from retail channels before the end of the year. >> > >> >Regards, >> >Kent >> > >> > >> > >> > > Do you mean just the 2700 series chips? This 2800 based board just > came out and it has a 3 year life cycle. > > http://www.logicsupply.com/products/dn2800mt?gclid=CMGf98OxxrECFeUBQAodCWMA9Q > > Has anyone heard anything further about Linux driver development for > this graphics chipset? Seems like Intel shot themselves in the foot > with this > graphics chip?? > > Dave > Yes, its the 2700 series. "Internet" thought is that sales were disappointing and Intel needed room in its product line to introduce new technology like the 2800. (I fail to understand what "room in its product line really means", which makes it sound like a problem on the sales end; I suspect it's more a matter of retooling production facilities.)
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