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If all goes according to Intels plans, consumers will see $199 Atom desktops by the end of the year. These low cost desktops are part the companys plan to push Atom chips into new product categories beyond desktop PCs, like ultra mobile PCs and mobile internet devices.
Intel expects an Atom chip, code-named Diamondville, to be used in fanless desktop computers designed for basic tasks like surfing the Internet or viewing standard-definition DVDs. The company expects the systems to be priced in the $199 to $250 range.
