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Intel's Medfield series processor debuts on the Lenovo K800 Comments

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  • Anonymous
  • 7tF
  • 11 Jan 2012

qualcomm already announced S4 series. intel is not needed here.

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    • Saintek
    • A5u
    • 11 Jan 2012

    hi, 11 Jan 2012yea should have done a test against tegra 3 but nobody knows when cortext A15 will be out or s... moreYa, its so crazy how the market is goin to be fill with quadcore smartphones, and Intel launch a singlecore that beats everything in his way! Put a better GPU and Intel will be the king.

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      • Tizen Takeover
      • jxx
      • 11 Jan 2012

      Will be getting the first Tizen Device regardless the carrier they choose. Intel just proved,that DUAL CORE IS NOT NECESSARY!!! Good show Intel, I'll be supporting you and your endeavors as long as you can get me a device to buy. Intel and Tizen FTW!!!

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        • hi
        • Lh@
        • 11 Jan 2012

        Jonny Dong, 11 Jan 2012rubbish specially choosen tests! in different tests intel would have no chances. and power m... moreyea should have done a test against tegra 3 but nobody knows when cortext A15 will be out or snapdragon s4 comes out

        most new phone that are coming out like the galaxy s3 will most likly to use quad core cortex a9. a15 chips will most likly to be used in the q3/q4 2012 phones.

        i wonder how the apps will run because their are not ready for intel 86x design

        really inpressed

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          • bongbong
          • wc7
          • 11 Jan 2012

          nice benchmark.

          just dunno how those dual-core quad-core fanatics being beaten by an optimized single core.

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            • fudge
            • MVg
            • 11 Jan 2012

            sound like a sales pitch to me

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              • Saintek
              • A5u
              • 11 Jan 2012

              FINALY!!! Excellent Intel good job!, for fan boys with their dualcore or quadcore, there you see a one singlecore crushing Dualcores!. Keep that good work, lets wait for Motorola phones! and better GPU, OMG! Imagine this Intel but Dualcores!!!

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                • poor&arm
                • mN2
                • 11 Jan 2012

                ARM sucks badly in terms of performance. For example in Peacemaker benchmark my AMD C50 @1GHz netbook scores 790 points, iPad2 374, Galaxy SII 255.

                In BrowserMark AMD C50 @1GHz scores 191k, Tegra 3 @1.3 GHz 110k, iPad2 101k.

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                  • AnonD-12395
                  • puG
                  • 11 Jan 2012

                  I remember being so excited from N900 times. Linux. And then came meego. I fantasized about the prototypes. And then nothing happened. And here comes another prototype.
                  Robert Lichota

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                    • OzzY
                    • m{W
                    • 11 Jan 2012

                    Where do they take those scores from?
                    My SGS II on stock ROM (2.3.6) scores 1735ms in SunSpider and 92000 in BrowserMark.

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                      • Anonymous
                      • efr
                      • 11 Jan 2012

                      Anonymous, 11 Jan 2012This could probably be implemented into WP7 Tango, assuming the minimum specification requirem... moreNobody understands. The only way to have gotten a much better browsing score for the nexus was to have black browser and or be much clunkier with much bigger battery. It's 4.65inch Super Amoled HD screen is new and more power hungry. Especially on web browsing. i'm not saying it's the best phone or anything but people are not taking in consideration what it's doing to be so drained.

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                        • Zeus
                        • BJ8
                        • 11 Jan 2012

                        Would love to see how this does against Krait.

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                          • AdamBoy64
                          • vux
                          • 11 Jan 2012

                          Whoa. Intel's first strike into the mobile market is pretty great.
                          So great - it's a bit frightening to think about what they can do.

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                            • Anonymous
                            • keq
                            • 11 Jan 2012

                            AnonD-2663, 11 Jan 2012It runs the same SGX540 graphics as the Nexus yet it tears strips off it. the SGX540 on the Lenovo is clocked at 400MHz, higher frequency than that clocked on the Galaxy Nexus, also the Lenovo runs at 1024x600 vs the 1280x720 on the Galaxy Nexus, again making the Nexus more GPU/CPU taxing, so the browsermark which relies heavily on how fast it can render web pages should favor the Lenovo, this is not taking away from the Lenovo at all, its a good device, beautiful looks, beautiful size but the Nexus will always be at a disadvantage at anything gpu related.

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                              • AnonD-2663
                              • tAG
                              • 11 Jan 2012

                              It runs the same SGX540 graphics as the Nexus yet it tears strips off it.

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                                • mandrouser
                                • tt8
                                • 11 Jan 2012

                                AnonD-5950, 11 Jan 2012hah! take that dual/quad core fanboy! See what intel come up with.. a power efficient single ... moreI've been going through a few video first hands of the device, and one of them noted that it doesn't heat up at all, the particular handset had been running for a while and it didn't heat up. Still, no comments on prolonged usage, but it seems to be quite an efficient chip.

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                                  • AnonD-2663
                                  • tAG
                                  • 11 Jan 2012

                                  Ooooo yeah... Eats the Nexus for breakfast

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                                    • hunt
                                    • fuw
                                    • 11 Jan 2012

                                    this is awesome! it only needs a good battery life and will sell itself. what are the full specs parameters?

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • keq
                                      • 11 Jan 2012

                                      AnonD-5950, 11 Jan 2012hah! take that dual/quad core fanboy! See what intel come up with.. a power efficient single ... morethe intel SoC actually supports Hyper threading, so processing becomes multithreaded, so if the application is developed with multicore or multithread processing enabled its going to be efficient whether you have dual core, or hyper threading as hyperthreading allows it to act as if it were "dual core".

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • keq
                                        • 11 Jan 2012

                                        Jakuchu, 11 Jan 2012A single processor with better performance than the Dual Processor? waiting for other comments...This isn't far fetched, Intel's x86 architecture is much more powerful than ARMv7 architecture. The only advantage ARM's RISC has over Intel is power consumption, as you can see here the single core atom in some cases beats/ties with dual core variants, intel would need to reduce wafer size and efficiency if they want to make it dualcore, either that or start using lithium polymer batteries instead of lithium ion battiers.

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