Apple iPhone Components? No Intel Chip.
Samsung Electronics (applications/video processor), Marvell (802.11), Infineon Technologies (baseband), Broadcom Corp. (touch screen controller), and Cambridge Silicon Radio (Bluetooth)
Of interest, the CPU of the iPhone was never explicitly mentioned by Apple, but Intel has flatly denied that it is producing the processor for the iPhone. Buzz around the Macworld floor has suggested that a Samsung ARM processor is at the heart of the device.
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I'm not surprised - Intel's specialty isn't exactly cell phone processors.
that was my thought... does intel make a chip that would even work with that type of form factor??
is this even a big deal? is intel gonna be all whiney because apple didn't use their non-existant chip?
let's hear more about what is in the device... this samsung arm deal... is that pretty powerful? my experience with phones today is that they are all underpowered severely for the features they have... hopefully this is not the case here...
I'm not surprised - Intel's specialty isn't exactly cell phone processors.
Xscale?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_XScale
It's strange they'd go to a competitor of Intel's in this market for the processor. Must be a cost issue.
that was my thought... does intel make a chip that would even work with that type of form factor??
is this even a big deal? is intel gonna be all whiney because apple didn't use their non-existant chip?
let's hear more about what is in the device... this samsung arm deal... is that pretty powerful? my experience with phones today is that they are all underpowered severely for the features they have... hopefully this is not the case here...
Samsung has been developing processors for high-end performance
on mobile phones for years. I imagine they would offer the greatest
performance of all chip companies. Imagine and iPhone advertised
with 'liquid cooling.':eek:
This Reuter's article title bluntly states that the Apple TV has an Intel chip....
This isn't the first time that Reuters have been seen to be publishing untrue stories and passing them off as real news.
It's not even the first time they've done that about Apple either.
If Reuters say Intel and somebody else says not, I'll go with the somebody else until I hear it from Apple.
bah, Apple dont have to use Intel chips in everything they make. End of the day, Apple wants a low powered machine with sufficient battery life. Although thats unknown until its out on the market.
Xscale?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_XScale
It's strange they'd go to a competitor of Intel's in this market for the processor. Must be a cost issue.
They sold the chip to Marvell
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060627-7142.html
They sold the chip to Marvell
Haha yeah, just found that out.
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