PC MAG: Intel Positions Medfield Chips to Take On ARM
The chip giant is preparing to
show off its new mobile System-on-a-Chip (SoC), codenamed Medfield, at
the Consumer Electronics Show in January. Intel has "reference designs"
of tablets and smartphones (like the one pictured at left) that sport
its new Atom-branded SoC and run Google's popular Android mobile
operating system.
Those two accomplishments, plus the fact that Medfield appears to be optimized for a living, breathing consumer software platform like Android rather than a largely theoretical one like MeeGo, could at long last put Intel in a position to take market share away from ARM.
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Those two accomplishments, plus the fact that Medfield appears to be optimized for a living, breathing consumer software platform like Android rather than a largely theoretical one like MeeGo, could at long last put Intel in a position to take market share away from ARM.
More @ PC MAG
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