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Microprocessor Report pries a few more secrets from the Apple A5 processor and asks if Intel should break itself in two
A few weeks back, I wrote about the Apple A5 processor [link] introduced along with the iPad2. (See “Peeling back the layers of the onion that’s Apple’s A5 processor for the iPad2”) At that time, there wasn’t much hard information … Continue reading
Peeling back the layers of the onion that’s Apple’s A5 processor for the iPad2
Today’s EE Times story about the Apple’s A5 processor, first introduced with the Apple iPad2, peels away some of the layers of the onion (the A5 processor) without revealing all. Think of this article as a high-tech version of the … Continue reading
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