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Intel's deal - inked last year - for TSMC to produce Atom processors is looking shaky.
Microsoft has announced a new agreement with ARM that hints at increased Windows support.
ARM has announced a deal with chip fabricator TSMC to produce new 28nm and 20nm chips.
Smartphones are the next big battleground - but how should we test them?
Industry analyst says "over 100 samples" already tried! Yikes!
We get in touch with Asus' latest 10in and 12in EeePads - are they iPad killers?
We take a look at how Intel crams so much whizz-bang in such a small space
One's got Windows 7, the other's powered by Nvidia's Tegra 2 and Google's Android OS.
In a talk at Computex, AMD characterised itself as a "fast follower", targeting Intel not ARM.
After a brief chat with VIA and its tablet, the company claims ARM is superior to X86.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini has reassured investors that it has nothing to fear from rival ARM.
Samsung is looking to create its own netbook processors based around ARM's Cortex series.
Sharp has announced a 5" slate-format device running Ubuntu 9.04.
Intel has announced plans to move all possible operating systems to Atom, starting with a version of Android aimed at smartphones running the company's chips.
The BPhone smartphone has just launched in China, and it's an interesting hybrid of bulky smartphone and micro-miniaturised netbook-stroke-tablet PC.
Ubiquitous Corp. has unveiled a technology which offers ARM-based devices the ability to boot from a completely powered off state in under one second.
Microsoft unveils seriously ambitious plans for the GPU it wants inside its new smartphones.
As part of the compay's Fusion range, AMD has announced a low-power netbook chipset with integrated ATI graphics.
With Apple's iPad device grabbing headlines, ARM's Roy Chen predicts "more than 50" slate-style devices hitting the market by the end of the year.
Industry sources have hinted that Intel is set to release a portable, low-power version of its desktop dual-core Atom processors designed to bring multiprocessing to netbooks.
October 14 2021 | 15:04