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Intel announces dual-core 'Clovertrail+' Atom processors Comments

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  • Eisley
  • LKV7
  • 08 Jun 2013

So beautiful... the K900. What a pity Lenovo is so slow and its marketing deparment is on strike :(

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  • 9LbR
  • 04 Mar 2013

was watching the youtube video review for a XOLO X500 the other day and the benchmark clearly stated 2 cores for what is the worlds second intel phone, i guess the processor was the one mentioned. powerful processor for a small phone, excellent.

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  • Anonymous
  • naEp
  • 28 Feb 2013

Anonymous, 26 Feb 2013dont buy these phones friends. Intel has habbit of removing support from the handsets once the... moreI can not agree with you
Samsung update strategy is awfull
even its flagship phones mostly are one generation behind the most current android version while the GS2 is still waiting for its official (worldwide) Jellybeans update which came out almost 6 months ago

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  • Anonymous
  • IV{V
  • 27 Feb 2013

Anonymous, 26 Feb 2013dont buy these phones friends. Intel has habbit of removing support from the handsets once the... moreSoftware updates comes from the phone manufacturer themselves and not from Intel. This is unlike updating drivers in your desktop PC. The hardware customization comes from the phone manufacturers thus firmware is specific to a particular phone model. Usually updates are for resolving problems and issues encountered. Otherwise updates aren't necessary. As the saying goes, "if it ain't broken, don't fix it".

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  • Apox
  • b2PW
  • 26 Feb 2013

err0r, 26 Feb 2013hopefully be less shit than the excuse for a cpu in the razri.What's so bad about the razr i cpu except benchmarks? The phone is smooth, fast, and has excellent battery. I'd take that over any benchmarknumbers any day.

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  • XM4%
  • 26 Feb 2013

err0r, 26 Feb 2013hopefully be less shit than the excuse for a cpu in the razri.dont buy these phones friends. Intel has habbit of removing support from the handsets once they are 6 months older. If you see samsung and apple,they are still providing support and software updates from galaxy s2 and iphone 3GS respectively. But intel has stopped support for medfield devices. So you will cry to get software updates. They may unlock the bootloader but that is not what support is called. So stay away from intel phones friends. Go for samsung, htc or even karbonn kind of brands but never purchase any intel inside phone

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  • err0r
  • 3AxW
  • 26 Feb 2013

hopefully be less shit than the excuse for a cpu in the razri.

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  • lalaland
  • v0qZ
  • 26 Feb 2013

wasn't Intel using it's own Intel graphics HD 4000 on pure Intel ultrabook just like with nvidia geoforce gpu

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  • irvinehooi
  • KRW7
  • 26 Feb 2013

Intel x86 cpu always not up to the game in mobile phone world. Intel just want to monopolised the mobile cpu market as what they did currently in the PC market. But ARM cpu simply cannot get replaced by an Intel x86. Intel will never get a chance to monopolies the mobile cpu market as long as ARM was there. And we should not let this happen, else the market choice of mobile cpu is only Intel. That is totally bad news to all of us. At least currently we have so many choices of ARM based cpu to choose from rather than on the PC desktop it is either AMD or Intel. Further more x86 cpu licensed is controlled by Intel.

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  • Anonymous
  • upY%
  • 26 Feb 2013

Anonymous, 25 Feb 2013The combined sales of HTC, Motorola, Sony and LG could not reach even half the sales of the PL... moreBecause body construction is not all thing....s3 feels very natural in hands than any other smartphone out there ..
When it comes to ease of use and functionality no one can beat samsung...people want removable batteries and micro sd slots ... Samsung gives then what they want...

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  • Anonymous
  • jKrK
  • 26 Feb 2013

Just put Intel Core i7 Extreme Processor with 3.0 GHz clock speed and and I'm all set.

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  • TU3w
  • 26 Feb 2013

Exynos and Qualcomm will be dead, lol

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  • Communion
  • y@Wn
  • 25 Feb 2013

Mik3yD, 25 Feb 2013Anything I have ever used powered off an Intel Atom has been soooooooo slow. This is now in mobile phone. The speed shall be superb.

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A11013
  • Alex Burnout
  • LaCD
  • 25 Feb 2013

This is gonna crush everything.

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  • Sh8%
  • 25 Feb 2013

wait tell Intel start using its 22nn fab or even its 14nn which are almost ready for production

Intel has a Fab advantage so they can fully use all of it

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  • Anonymous
  • thb6
  • 25 Feb 2013

Anonymous, 25 Feb 2013The combined sales of HTC, Motorola, Sony and LG could not reach even half the sales of the PL... morePopularity like apple. Apple still one of the sought after brands. Don't know why besides the popularity, and samsung is going to be like that.

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  • alsocurious
  • s0CH
  • 25 Feb 2013

Thats all nice and dandy. Hows power efficiency - the reason Intel so far hasnt been in the mobile game?

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  • sadini
  • wHsR
  • 25 Feb 2013

dovice, 25 Feb 2013Samsung's cameras are the best, that's probably why. I owned a Note (1) and Galaxy S2 and the ... moretry Nokia 808 PureView , Nokia Lumia 920 , Nokia N8 and you will never say anything about samsung's image quality.

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  • Tr{J
  • 25 Feb 2013

Kantutan, 25 Feb 2013Yey! I hope motorola uses this to upgrade tha RAZR i =)I second you, and wish it keeps its 4.3" size but with an LG IPS 720P screen.
I already have a name for it: the Motorola Razr ii !

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  • Mik3yD
  • RYcK
  • 25 Feb 2013

Anything I have ever used powered off an Intel Atom has been soooooooo slow.

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