Redesigned core of these processors delivers much higher performance because it adopts an out-of-order instruction execution mode, until now reserved for the "big" processors such as Intel Core series, and Intel HD Graphics 4000. Same as Ivy Bridge processors, the Bay Trail will be made in the 22 nanometer technology and use 3D stacking of transistors.

Apparently we can expect them by the end of the year in a numerous quad-core Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 tablets.

[Ed - Although many aer out there predicting the death of the "PC" we do not see that even thought there both Intel and AMD are pushing for smaller and mroe mobile processors. Instead we see the PC evolving in a fairly predictable manner. We expect to see more and more CPUs that allow for longer work times (even when not connected to power) and still maintain enough power and speed to get the job done. Even with this we do not see the traditional "decktop" PC going anywhere any time soon...]

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