The Chip Battle at CES 2013
Here is the summarized information about the new mobile processors from NVIDIA, Intel and Qualcomm presented at CES 2013: NVIDIA Tegra 4: Cortex-A15 based, 4-Plus-1 Core Design, 72-Core GeForce…
Here is the summarized information about the new mobile processors from NVIDIA, Intel and Qualcomm presented at CES 2013: NVIDIA Tegra 4: Cortex-A15 based, 4-Plus-1 Core Design, 72-Core GeForce…
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In the new couple of months the first devices, using Intel’s new line of Medfield mobile chips, which were demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress recently, are going to hit the market. The chips are going to provide impressive performance , as proved in a couple of test, conducted by the German website Caschys Blog recently. The device, which was used for the benchmarks was the Orange Santa Clara and the benchmarks themselves – Qualcomm Vellamo and BrowserMark. As it turns out, the Intel Medfield device has managed to surpass the results of some of the current most powerful phones on the market at both BrowserMark (iPhone 4S) and Vellamo (Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy SII).
Intel and NVIDIA The feature phone market may change drastically very soon, because of the plans NVIDIA and Intel hold for it. The giants are going to attack the…