Intel has released its Atom processor line to try to beat VIA in the chamber of ultra-portable notebooks, and it looks like they’ve succeeded, because almost every netbook is built upon one of their creations. Atoms are made for low consumption and still reasonable speed, but they didn’t stop with one core; it’s time for an Atom 330 review.

Intel atom dual core is a processor made for people with a bit higher performance expectations than those who accept the sluggish and often disappointing single core. Unfortunately these procesors are not interchangable, which means they’re soldered on the atom motherboard by the manufacturer.

Dual core atom processors are a spinoff of the popular single core Intel Atom series. They’re mobile processors designed especially for ultra-portable low cost notebooks called netbooks. They were first aimed at price-sensitive foreign markets, but with the recession they were made popular on domestic markets.