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Quote: Originally Posted by THT Intel is indeed a dangerous competitor, and could come up with quite a few wins for Merrifield in 1H 14. But what you list isn't proof. These are all tablets with 4 to 8 W TDP. Smartphones will be in 2 to 4 W TDP…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Just_Me Intel can compete in both tablet and phone category. http://www.yugatech.com/mobile/lenovo-k900-review/ It need a battery twice has big than the iPhone 5S to achieve 8.5 hours on a looping video w…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Supreme Excuse my ignorance but what real world benefits will consumers see in the future when the iPhone and iPad start really taking advantage of these chips? I'm glad Apple decided to make the move. I assume they'…
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Quote: Originally Posted by st88 My point? Intel is about to dominate tablet hardware SoCs in the 7 inch and up segment. Merrifield (22nm Silvermont + PowerVR 6 GPU) and Moorefield (14nm Airmont + Broadwell GPU) are coming for smartphones in 2…
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Quote: Originally Posted by st88 Meanwhile, Intel's x86-64 Bay Trail (22nm Silvermont + Ivy Bridge GPU) is already on the market. In 2014 Intel is planning their tick-tock with Cherry Trail (14nm Airmont + Broadwell GPU) and Willow Trail (14nm …
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Quote: Originally Posted by rgwychu If you bothered to read the link I provided, you would know what I'm talking about. Above is the quote from the link I posted. Many others on Apple's forum and I have similar issues with iOS 7. If it is an issu…
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Quote: Originally Posted by rgwychu Let's not forget supporting 64-bit is still a work in progress for Apple as iOS 7 still has memory management issues with the 64-bit platform. http://www.anandtech.com/show/7460/apple-ipad-air-review/9 …
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Quote: Originally Posted by samurai1999 Definitely, the big news with the iPhone 5s was Apple begin first to have a product with a 64-bit ARM in it - especially when you consider how long nVidia has been working on their Project Denver - a re…
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Good thing Apple is associated to this supplier, without Apple relation no one in the western world would care about Pegatron employees, so sad that no other pegatron clients has talk to the media yet.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil HUDDLER. FIX THE WEBSITE. RIGHT NOW. READ THIS AND THEN TAKE THE SITE DOWN FOR AN HOUR OR WHATEVER IT TAKES TO REVERT TO THE VERSION BEFORE DRAFTS. YOU DID ZERO TESTING WITH SAFARI OR OS X. TWENTY CRASHES…
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Quote: Originally Posted by glancingaft And I hope you're not included in that apology because clearly you are too stuck-up to ever consider anything other than your own opinion, and find it necessary to insult others who differ from your ow…
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Here is some of Microsoft realization under Ballmer direction: Hotmail buyout, now in a steady decline ever since WebTV, does anybody still know what it is? WMA DRM, after M$ screwed all their partner, they finally kill it and screwed every co…
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I've got a pneumonia few month ago with other co-workers at my office, should I report this to the news?
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Quote: Originally Posted by JD88 ART is the solution to the issues with Oracle. It's already in place on the new Nexus devices. It's a native solution that solves the Java VM issues and will cause Android apps to run much more smoothly. You …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil Buy this, cover with this, problem solved. Thank you for suggestion, but I will keep using plain old and more efficient wired power technologies instead.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil The implication that we’re not constantly bathed in radiation of all frequencies all day, every day doesn’t lend much credence to your argument. I think you've missing key understanding on how electro…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil Yep! Right, which is why you’re using the other partition to restore. Did you miss where I said there’s a separate partition for that on Macs? Wireless power will never be as efficient as conventi…
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Quote: Originally Posted by d4NjvRzf I see. That said, silicon vendors like Qualcomm do maintain their own builds of Dalvik which are more closely tailored to their chips compared to the AOSP Dalvik (see here for example http://www.anandtech.com…
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Quote: Originally Posted by iang1234 From Wikipedia: An ahead-of-time (AOT) compiler is a compiler that implements ahead-of-time compilation. This refers to the act of compiling an intermediate language, such as Java bytecode, .NET Common Inter…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Cpsro Does ART use a different API? Because the court case involves copyright infringement of the Java API. ART appears to be a compiler for Java... ahem, Dalvik code, and the Java API is still utilized. You've g…