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[33 Menlow MIDs. Not bad for your first year, Intel] - 출처 : UMPC Portal

…assuming they all reach the market of course!

By my research and calculations I see 33 design wins for the Intel MenlowMID platform. We’ve seen a lot from the likes of Benq, Willcom andGigabyte in the last 6 months but there are a number of MIDs out therethat have been very quiet and aren’t in the database yet. Here’s a listwith as much detail as I know at this stage. Information comes fromvarious sources. They are all based on Silverthorne and Poulsbo.(Menlow platform)

• KJS/Inventec - X5 MID. Linux, 4.8″ 800×480, 512Mb, 30/60GB, HSDPA, GPS - (This is possibly the Yukyung/Viliv S5, AKA X5 Atom.)
• KJS/Inventec - S32 - Linux, 4.8″ 1024×600, 1GB, 2GB/4GB flash,  GPS
• abit (USI) MID-100 - Slider - previewed at CeBIT
• abit (USI) MID-150. 8GB Flash, 4.8″ 800×480, GPS [Spec sheet here]
• abit (USI) MID-200 - Slider, 4.8″ [news here]
• Arbor Gladius G0710. Rugged tablet. 7″ screen. [news]
• TriGem Averatec (TriGem is the new parent company)MID - 512MB, 30GB, 4.8″ 1026×600. DMB, Wibro. Looks like itsAsia-focused but Averatec are a global brand so maybe we’ll see thisoutside Asia.
• Nexcom - MTC2100. (Industrial tablet)
• OQO - No real news at this stage. [IDF news]
• Clevo TN70M, TN71M - Notebook style, 7″ 1024×600. [More news]
• LG Xnote B831 slider, 4.8″. [details]
• Samsung [listed at CeBIT]
• Hitachi [listed at CeBIT] Likely to be automotive device. [news]
• Toshiba [news] mini tablet.
• TabletKiosk i7300 [news]
• NEC [from this list]

Note the new KJS/Inventec ones (although they could be variants of these Inventec devices) and the Averatec MID. We’ll keep them on the watchlist and let you know if we hear anything.

In addition to the quiet ones, we have Panasonic CF-U1, EB MIMD, Gigabyte, BenQ S6, Aigo MID, Viliv S5, ASUS R70a, ASUS R50A, Sharp Willcom D4, Lenovo Ideapad U8, Fujistsu U2010, Kohjinsha SX3, Viliv S7, Digifriends MID, Wibrain i1, Kohjinsha SC3, Clarion.

33 design wins is amazing for a CPU that launched only a few monthsago and I’m not even including the 10-15 development and industrialboards that are out there based on Menlow!

Sources: UMPCPortal archives, an IDF photo and this anonymous list on iii.