Details have leaked out on the specifications of some of Intel's next-generation Atom processors, which will be based on the company's Silvermont architecture. The information appeared on Baidu and are available below:

Model	Family	CPU cores	CPU clock	GPU clock	SDP	TDP
Atom E3840	Bay Trail-I	4	1.91GHz	792MHz	NA	10W
Atom E3823	Bay Trail-I	2	1.75GHz	792MHz	NA	8W
Atom E3822	Bay Trail-I	2	1.46GHz	667MHz	NA	7W
Atom E3821	Bay Trail-I	2	1.33GHz	533MHz	NA	6W
Atom E3810	Bay Trail-I	1	1.46GHz	400MHz	NA	5W
Pentium N3510	Bay Trail-M	4	2.00GHz	750MHz	4.5W	7.5W
Celeron N2910	Bay Trail-M	4	1.60GHz	756MHz	4.5W	7.5W
Celeron N2810	Bay Trail-M	2	2.00GHz	756MHz	4.5W	7.5W
Celeron N2805	Bay Trail-M	2	1.46GHz	667MHz	<2.5W	4.5W
Pentium J2850	Bay Trail-D	4	2.41GHz	792MHz	NA	10W
Celeron J1850	Bay Trail-D	4	2.00GHz	792MHz	NA	10W
Celeron J1750	Bay Trail-D	2	2.41GHz	792MHz	NA	10W

Intel's next-generation 22nm Atom SoCs codenamed "Bay Trail" will span Atom, Celeron, and Pentium families. If the document is to be believed, the Bay Trail-M and -D families will come under the Celeron and Pentium brand, while Bay Trail-I chips will include the new Atom line.

As you see above and if this information is accurate, Bay Trail-D's CPU frequency will scale as high as 2.4GHz and will have 10W TDPs.

The table includes SPD ratings for the Bay Trail-M processors. Known as Scenario Design Power, SDP refers to power draw under sustained loads.

The Bay Trail-I will power a broad range of Atom processors from the single-core E3810 to the quad-core E3840. The lineup will cover TDP ratings from 5-10W.

The Atom E3840 quad-core Atom SoC will be the most powerful Atom processor to date, and will also include new improved integrated security offerings.