Notice something familiar? A Moorestown based iPhone in two years perhaps? Yeah, dream on.
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Straight from the rumor mill, here's a slide from an Intel presentation at CeBIT 2008:
Notice something familiar? A Moorestown based iPhone in two years perhaps? Yeah, dream on.
Source: theINQUIRER
Notice something familiar? A Moorestown based iPhone in two years perhaps? Yeah, dream on.
Source: theINQUIRER
Iphone has an Intel chip inside of it if I remember right.
No, it's a 620MHz Samsung ARM 1176JZ(F)-S cellular processor.
Didn't Intel buy ARM a few years ago? lol
No, they just hold some ARM licenses.
ARM is the property of ARM. Everyone who makes ARM processors hold licenses from ARM.
ARM.
ARM.
Does it even matter that much? By the time Intel gets everything switched over to those, we'll be running 128 bit chips.
I think that ppl doesnt understand that an iPhone on graph was only representing an Smartphone, not, necessarily it has an Intel Chip. This is my concept.
If there was some remote MBA style software available for iPhone, couldn't you install some other OS on it?
Think Mark
Think Mark
Maybe that picture is showing one of the iPhone clones LOL 
QUOTE(Think Mark @ Mar 15 2008, 09:11 AM) 
If there was some remote MBA style software available for iPhone, couldn't you install some other OS on it?
Yeah.. and if there were some remote style wings for my bicycle, I could fly it too...
QUOTE(Colonel @ Mar 15 2008, 09:25 AM)
Yeah.. and if there were some remote style wings for my bicycle, I could fly it too...
How about an ugly alien instead?
QUOTE(REVENGE @ Mar 14 2008, 08:24 PM)
ARM is the property of ARM. Everyone who makes ARM processors hold licenses from ARM.
ARM.
ARM.
I has two ARMs lawl.
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