Four parts ready to go
The Bay Trail-T launch date appears to be September 11. Chinese VR Zone came across a few interesting slides, revealing the launch date and a few specs.
Four SKUs appear to be on the way: the Z3740, Z3770, Z3740D and Z3770D. The D suffix denotes chips with single memory channel support and a somewhat weaker GPU. All the chips have four CPU cores and 2MB of L2 cache. However, D-series chips should end up slower, clocked at 1.8GHz, while the Z3740, and Z3770 will run at up to 2.4GHz.
The D-series features support for 2GB of DDR-1066 memory, while non-D parts can handle up to 4GB of DDR3L 1333. As a result, non-D parts deliver a lot more memory bandwidth, 17.1GB/s vs. 10.6GB/s on D-series SKUs.
It is still unclear what sort of Intel HD Graphics we can expect, but the slides show that D-series chips support displays up to1080p, while the other two can handle 2560×1600 displays.
The Z3740 and Z3770 have an SDP of 2W, while the Z3740D and Z3770D end up in the 2.2W to 2.4W range. No word on actual TDPs though.
