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>Intel are still ahead in low power mobile CPU race, I never met a person with a smart phone that uses an intel chip. They probably exist but i know none. App
by lawlessone 8y ago
>Intel are still ahead in low power mobile CPU race,
I never met a person with a smart phone that uses an intel chip. They probably exist but i know none.
Apple aren't using them. Samsung aren't.. HTC nope.. Google pixel nope...
Intel basically sold off/scuttled their mobile division right before the iphone took off.
- bocklund 8y agoI think “mobile” was supposed to refer to laptops, not phones or tablets.
- KozmoNau7 8y agoI meant "mobile" as in laptop CPUs, I've edited my post to clarify.
- lawlessone 8y agoMy apologies, you're right about laptops.
- Nightshaxx 8y agoI think it's referring to laptops. That said I had the ASUS Zenfone 2 and the performance seemed alright, but certain apps didn't work because of the architecture difference, most notably Pokemon Go for the whole time it was popular (although it's probably for the better that I missed that whole craze).
- lawlessone 8y agooh yeah i forgot laptops.
- binomialxenon 8y agoI had a Zenfone 2 for a while too, performance and battery life were both pretty good. Thing was super unreliable though, not sure for what reason.
- vel0city 8y agoFWIW, I owned an ASUS Zen Phone 2 which contained an Atom x86 processor. It worked pretty well. I sold it to a friend of a friend who I think still uses it today. That said, that processor line was discontinued.