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Intel officially ships 1.6GHz dual-core Atom 330 processor
Engadget — Filed under: Desktops, LaptopsWait, what's this? Intel's shipping the dual-core Atom 330? Despite reports that the 1.6GHz chip wouldn't actually leave the dock until Q4, Intel itself has stepped up to ensure everyone that it's getting 'em out in Q3. The brief points out the obvious -- you know, that the 330 was designed with nettops in mind -- while also confirming that it boasts 1MB of L2 cache, an 8-watt TDP and support for DDR2 667. So yeah, let's get these in some systems, shall we?Read | Permalink ...

Intel fuses the Atom with two cores for nettops
jkOnTheRun — ... Intel has started production on a dual-core Atom CPU, the 330, running at the same speed as the now common 1.6 GHz chip we see in today's netbooks. This little guy is geared towards nettops, not netbooks, so expect to see it inside lower priced, smaller boxes for your desk. ...

Intel dual-core Atom 330 CPU now shipping
SlashGear — ... Intel has confirmed that the dual-core version of its popular Atom processor for low-power devices and netbooks has begun shipping.  The Atom 330 has a 1.6GHz clock speed, 1MB of level 2 cache, an 8W TDP and support for DDR2 667 RAM.  ...

Intel ships new dual core Atom Processor 330
Krunker — ... According to the Intel PR Chip Shots blog, the new processor is available as part of new Intel Desktop Board called the D945GCLF2. The specs for the D945GCLF2 include: ...