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This statement holds exactly on desktops & laptops, but not at all on mobile phones, tablets, palmtops, etc.
by runako 14y ago
This statement holds exactly on desktops & laptops, but not at all on mobile phones, tablets, palmtops, etc.
- tedunangst 14y agoWhy? Because intel can't make low power chips? http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/4/3447984/motorola-razr-i-review-intel-smartphone http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/4/3447984/motorola-razr-i-re... Money quote: "Both have strong battery life compared to many Android devices, but from our tests and experience, it’s clear that Intel’s chip is far more frugal with power than the dual-core Snapdragon S4."
- runako 14y agoNo, because Intel isn't shipping in the high-volume mobile platforms currently in major use [1]. Because as of October 2012, publications are talking about Intel's "first real smartphone". I'm not talking about engineering capability, but rather shipped units. [1] Yes, I know you use one of the few Intel mobile phones in use. But your phone's model doesn't rank on Google Analytics for any major site. That's what I mean by "in major use".