Intel aims at emerging markets with smartphone Atom processors, and Bay Trail Atoms will arrive after that, the company announces at CES 2013.

This is obviously good news for anyone considering a Cherry Trail tablet or micro PC. While Bay Trail still manages to keep up in terms of overall performance, it also runs out of steam much faster.

Intel, in order to promote the latest CPU platform Cherry Trail, will cancel price discounts for Bay Trail in October and as a result, tablet vendors have been keen to procure Bay Trail processors ...

As well as announcing its new fifth generation Broadwell processors, Intel has also taken the wraps off Cherry Trail: the next generation Atom processors that will replace its Bay Trail chips on ...

Intel begins shipping 14nm “Cherry Trail” chips for tablets Next-gen Atom SoCs refine the CPU and provide a big boost to the GPU.

ASUS recently launched the MeMO Pad 7, a low cost Android tablet that is powered by an Intel quad-core Bay Trail Atom processor.

In this review, HotHardware takes an in-depth look at the Lenovo ThinkPad 10 tablet. - Page 5 ...

Now, Android tablets based on Bay Trail aren’t out yet. I was told they’re coming in April. OpenGL ES 3.1 support isn’t quite ready yet on that platform, anyhow.

When will Bay Trail show up in Android? At Intel's investor meeting, the company announced its intentions to sell chips into 40 million tablets during 2014.

We've already seen notebooks and slates from Windows PC manufacturers, powered by Intel Bay Trail processor, but it seems more devices are in line to get equipped with Intel's processor. During ...

PC makers launched the first Windows tablets and notebooks powered by Intel Bay Trail processors in late 2013. Next up, according to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, are Android tablets with Bay Trail chips.

Twice the bits, twice the fun 64-bit Bay Trail-powered Android tablets to arrive this spring But desktop PCs, not tablets, were the surprising success story last quarter.