CES 2013: 8 Things to Expect
An Intel-Powered Phone for the U.S. Market
At last year's CES, Intel made headlines by releasing its first smartphone processor, the Atom Z2460. Though a number of Intel-powered Android phones came out in 2012, including the Lenovo K800 and Motorola RAZR i, none has hit the U.S. market.
If Intel wants to be taken seriously in the smartphone space, it needs to find a vendor that's willing to release its hardware in the America. Expect to see at least one Atom-powered Android phone for the U.S. market appear at CES. Since Samsung makes all of its own CPUs now, the phone will likely come from LG, HTC or Motorola. Our money's on Motorola, because it has already shown a commitment to Intel's platform.
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December 21st, 2012 at 8:13 pm
hexa-core and octa-core processors on mobile phones? come on people.. even laptops and desktops most often don’t go over quad-core.
December 27th, 2012 at 5:31 am
Please stop it with these annoying, slow slide show ‘articles’. Everything could easily be displayed on one scrolling page.
If you think it makes us view more advertising you’re wrong. We’re still blocking and ignoring it.
January 5th, 2013 at 9:44 pm
I agree with Roman, also giant tablets seem to defeat the purpose of a tablet. I’d put my money in to low cost tablets, I love my Nexus 7.
January 6th, 2013 at 3:41 am
I think that a 16-18″ tablet would be awesome. I’d love to have own to use on the go.