Intel Denies Atom-Powered iPhone Comments [Update]
The confusion, however, is not one of poor German-to-English translation, as the original ZDnet article clearly stated what was reported. In fact, ZDNet's original article is now linking to another account of the same event. PCGamesHardware.de confirms statements like these were made, though without direct quotes the exact interpretation of it remains up for debate (translated by Leo from Fscklog):
PCGH-Editor Daniel Waadt was there as well an can attest, that Schwaderer referred to the iPhone as an example for the use of the atom-processor from Intel. The Intel CEO mentioned furthermore, that the display on iPhone 2 would be bigger than on iPhone 1 (although it is already quite big). iPhone 2 is also thinner than iPhone 1.
Update: Golem.de claims to have also been at the talk and they did not find any iPhone-related news in his talk:
Golem.de, too, was present at last night's intel-event, however, our hardware editor - who is at AMD channel summit in Dresden right now - did not find anything related to the iPhone in Schwaderer's comment.
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On the other, saying the iPhone 2 would be bigger and thinner than the current iPhone is awful specific for something they claim to have no knowledge about.
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Kinda like a cop saying "Move along, There's nothing to see here" while standing in front of a major crime scene.
On the one hand you would think that there would be more reports about it if it was stated as originally reported to the press.
On the other, saying the iPhone 2 would be bigger and thinner than the current iPhone is awful specific for something they claim to have no knowledge about.
arn
Sounds to me like a lot of folks have jumpted to conculsions based on no evidence. Saying a hypothetical device would have such and such a feature or size is different froms saying that Apple will introduce one.
Anyway, it makes no sense at all to launch such a device so near to the 3G iPhone.
On the one hand you would think that there would be more reports about it if it was stated as originally reported to the press.
On the other, saying the iPhone 2 would be bigger and thinner than the current iPhone is awful specific for something they claim to have no knowledge about.
arn
My thoughts exactly. I'd take it back too if Apple legal came down on me.
As he says "Isn't it funny a ship that leaks from the top?"
no tablet anytime soon, i'm bettin'.
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