The DreamTab appears to be one of the first Android tablets to offer the Atom Z3740, Intel’s 64-bit version of the Atom Z3000 (“Bay Trail-T”) system-on-chip family. Other tablets that have incorporated the “Silvermont” architecture SoC have been Windows devices. These include the Asus Transformer Book T100 and the Toshiba Encore 8-inch tablet.
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