The concept of Atom is focused on I/O(memory not mentioned, though they incorporated a memory controller within the CPU core)......the focus of e.Digital is on I/O from a nonvolatile trapped charge substrate offering power consumption longevity in pushing audio and video under continuous play.

The concept of Atom is focused on I/O(memory not mentioned, though they incorporated a memory controller within the CPU core) while having concerns for power consumption......the focus of e.Digital is on I/O from a nonvolatile trapped charge substrate, offering power consumption longevity in pushing audio and video under continuous play.

If more info is disseminated of the memory controller within Atom....perhaps an opinion can be formed, if it relates to a nonvolatile trapped charge substrate(removable or embedded) in driving video and audio.

However, they're only leaving a "bread crumb" trail.

doni