Towards Cheaper Notebooks with Intel Shelton

There is currently no doubt that Intel is currently offering the best mobile computer platform associating dedicated motherboard, chipsets and CPUs. However, good components have a cost, and Intel lets other founder to take care of the entry level mobile CPU market (such as Via).
However, this might change in a near future as Intel announced its goal to release a new platform entitled Shelton. It will be based on a single core CPU clocked at 1.6GHz, on a 533MHz bus, with a graphical chipset similar to the GMA950 and using DDR2 RAM modules. It will also include Wi-Fi 802.11g, as well as SATA and PATA interfaces. Power consumption of display-free architecture should be around 8W.
This platform should quickly be adopted by manufacturers of ultra portable and/or subnotebooks (Q3 2008) featuring 7-8" display while offering hours of battery lifetime for a price varying from US$300 to US$500. So, Apple could have the component to release a MacBook nano...