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Intel’s Unveils Atom Z6XX Smartphone Platform | Carrypad
I’m heading to Barcelona today to attend Mobile World Congress where I expect to be bombarded with phone, smartphone, tablet, app, operating systems and telecom news but this year I’m going with a specific focus. I’ll be looking for more evidence of crossover from the traditional mobile world – platforms, operating systems and software – [...]
In a bid to move beyond the PC, Intel is announcing a new generation of its Atom microprocessors today that can become the brains of smartphones and tablet computers with high performance and long battery lives. The new chips can get by on 50 times less power than previous Atom chips and provide twice the computing power of similar devices in the market today.
Intel’s next Atom chips are powerful, but not power hungry | Ven
Fancy a smart phone that's powerful enough to play a 1080p HD movie while you're video conferencing, and power-smart enough to last 10 days on standby? Intel says that fantasy phone is on its way, with the launch of its Moorestown Z6xx processor.
Intel Z6xx smart-phone processor prototypes: Moorestown massacre
Intel Unveils Moorestown and the Atom Z600, The Fastest Smartpho
When I wrote my first article on Intel's Atom architecture I called it The Journey Begins . I did so because while Atom has made a nice home in netbooks over the years, it was Intel's smartphone aspirations that would make or break the product.
Based on Intel's leading silicon technology and manufacturing capabilities, chips deliver >50x platform idle power reduction while increasing performance and reducing size 1 . Platform brings unlimited "PC-like" experience with fast Internet, multi-tasking, full 1080p video, 3-D graphics, multi-point videoconferencing and voice in pocketable designs. New Intel® Atom™ processor Z6xx based on Intel's new 45nm 2 low-power process, packs 140 million transistors into the SoC.
New Atom™ Processor Platform Using Significantly Lower Power Rea
Intel pushes moorestown tablets - The Inquirer
FIVE MONTHS AFTER Intel announced a late 2010 start for the company's first Atom processor powered Moorestown system-on-chip (SoC) enabled smartphone, the LG GW990, the South Korean manufacturing company LG Electronics has apparently dumped the model .
Intel shows off Moorestown Atom for smartphones | Mobile Devices
Intel has detailed Moorestown, the ultra-low-energy version of Atom that the company hopes will take it firmly into the smartphone processor market. Moorestown , officially branded as the Atom Z6xx-series, was shown off in London on Tuesday.
Intel has introduced its second-generation ultra-mobile Atom processor, and the chip giant is telling the world that its new offering is targeted directly into the heart of today's hottest mobile market: smartphones.
Intel wades into smartphone fray • The Register
Intel launches chip for smartphones, tablets | Nanotech - The Ci
Intel on Tuesday announced its long-awaited Atom chip for smartphones and tablets , a crowded market populated by a host of formidable rivals--unlike the PC market where it dominates. Previously known by the code name "Moorestown," the Atom Z6 processor series will "open the door" for Intel chips in the smartphone market, said Pankaj Kedia, director in the Ultra Mobility Group. To date, Intel's Atom has been used primarily in Netbooks, where it has been adopted widely by all major PC makers and been an unqualified hit.
Intel’s Atom-processor based platform, formerly known as Moorestown is now available to OEMs.
Tech Ticker | Intel announces Moorestown ready for high-end smar