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iPhone 5?

• wmf 15y ago
  This is slower than the processor in the iPhone 4S. Edit: But it could appear in future iPhones as a secondary processor.
  • redthrowaway 15y ago
    FTA, it's intended to be used as a standalone in sub-$100 phones, or as a low-powered processor that could be paired with a more powerful chip and take care of tasks that aren't performance-intensive. So it's not out of the realm of possibility that it will see duty in top-of-the-line phones. The biggest killer for his iPhone 5 question is the fact it's not slated for release until 2013, which puts it well past the iPhone 5's introduction.