The tablet segment is booming and Intel is trying to keep up, revealed the future platform processor – Intel Bay Trail-T processors for tablets with notable advances in performance and power on the show Clover Trail, and newly launched models with Windows 8.

Filtration of the Intel roadmap for most booming sector of the computing world, Intel Bay Trail-T is manufactured in 22-nanometer process technology which will reduce consumption and size of this SoC. Also double the number of physical cores with the first quad-core Atom processor and frequency of 2.1 GHz frequency for a performance increase estimated between 50-60 per cent.

It also highlights the improvement in graphics performance with a chip called ‘Intel Gen 7’. A development well above the SGX 545 Clover Trail, including features such as hardware acceleration, support libraries Direct X 11 and support for screens with resolutions of 2560 × 1600 pixels.

Another interesting point is the possibility of including 3D cameras as Bay Trail-T offers the ability to record a stereoscopic camera with 1080p resolution at 60 fps. Windows 8 operating system would be your reference and Intel promises a great range of up to eleven hours.

A much improved platform but not hit the market until 2014. By then, the leader in mobility, is ARM, and will market the Cortex-A15 for tablets and also for its entry into the PC market.

This was all regarding the upcoming Intel Bay Trail-T processors, stay tuned for more updates.