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Home smartphones TI Announces OMAP4470 and Specs: PowerVR SGX544, 1.8 GHz Dual Core Cortex-A9

he last time we visited TI's OMAP 4 SoC was at Mobile World Congress, there we benchmarked the LG Optimus 3D and came away decently impressed with performance even on a pre-launch device. Back then, Anand wrote that the remainder of this year and the next is going to be a heated battle for dual core and quad ...

Posted on June 02, 2011 | Tags: APU, Cortex A9, CPU, OMAP 4, smartphones, TI

Intel reveals skinny Ivy Bridge ‘Ultrabooks,’ Moore’s Law-defying Atoms

Press Released: Intel's Maloney Talks Mobile Growth, Industry Opportunities at Computex New Roadmaps Across IntelÂ® Coreâ„¢ and Atomâ„¢ Processor Families to Usher in Next Wave of Laptops and Connected Mobile Devices NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Intel defines new category of mainstream thin and light mobile computers, called Ultrabookâ„¢. Intel aims to shift 40 percent of consumer laptops to the Ultrabookâ„¢ by end of 2012. Separately, Intel is accelerating the Atomâ„¢ processor roadmap to a one-process-generation per year cadence to enable a wider range of optimized solutions for multiple ...

Posted on May 31, 2011 | Tags: 14nm, 22nm, 32nm, 3d transistor, 3d transistors, 3dTransistor, 3dTransistors, Asus, asus ux21, AsusUx21, atom, cedar trail, CedarTrail, Computex, Computex 2011, Computex2011, culv, intel, intel atom, intel core, IntelAtom, IntelCore, ivy bridge, IvyBridge, laptop, laptops, medfield, netbook, netbooks, notebook, notebooks, oak trail, OakTrail, processor, processors, sean maloney, SeanMaloney, smartphone, smartphones, tablet, tablets, ultrabook, ultrabooks, ulv, ux21

ARM Expects Half of Mobile PC Market by 2015

ARM Holdings hopes to wrestle dominance of the mobile PC market from Intel and have ARM-based processors in more than half of all tablets, mini-notebooks and other mobile PCs sold in 2015, the company's president said Monday. The U.K. company, which licenses its designs for use in chips made by companies such as Samsung and Nvidia, is betting that growing consumer interest ...

Posted on May 30, 2011 | Tags: a15, arm, arm cortex, ARM Cortex A15, arm holdings, ARM processor, ArmCortex, ArmCortex-a15, ArmCortexA15, ArmHoldings, ArmProcessor, chip, Computex, Computex 2011, Computex2011, cortex, Cortex A15, CortexA15, forecast, low-powered chips, Low-poweredChips, mobile pc, mobile processor, MobilePc, MobileProcessor, multi-core, multicore, processor, processor speed, ProcessorArchitecture, ProcessorSpeed, projection, quad-cablecard, QuadCore, smartphone, smartphones, tablet, tablets, tudor brown, TudorBrown

NVIDIA’s quad-core Kal-El used to demo next-gen mobile graphics, blow minds

You might think yourself too grown-up to be wowed by shiny, glittery things, but we doubt many will be able to watch NVIDIA's new Glow Ball tech demo without a smidgen of childlike glee. Built to run on the company's quad-core Kal-El processor, it shows us the first example of true dynamic lighting on mobile devices and also throws in some ...