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Intel, Smartphones And Chips

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During the PC era Intel was the clear leader. But it has been missing in action in the smartphone era. There is no Intel inside. Bigger is not better, more powerful is not better. Weird, right? Mobile keeps confounding the smartest.

The tablet is closer to the smartphone than it is to the laptop. And it is still an uphill battle for Intel. People are more concerned about battery life than power. But power would be nice too.

AMD enters Windows 8 tablet fray with Z-60 chip: 'all-day' battery life, graphics 'you would never expect'

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Source: TechCrunch

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