so much different fate for IPAD and iPad

WASHINGTON -The word looks similar, IPAD and iPad, but actually is different. Including so much different in fate.

 Apparently the creation of the Apple tablet computer , the iPad , not the first to have the concept of a tablet . Previous computer company Intel has created the first iPad before Steve Jobs launched the iPad 's creation .

The device named Intel Pad is shortened to IPAD has a shape that is approximately equal to the most tablet computers today, it's just that with appropriate design of the 90s . Regarding its function , IPAD can also browse the internet , play music and video , and can also be used as a digital photo frame . Similarly, as reported by CNet , Friday ( 06/12/2013 ) .

At the end of the era of the 90s and the year 2000 , precisely in 1998 , Intel prepares an innovative device in his day . That is a PC companion device that when it was rising . Intel managed to create a small team of tablet devices such as Samsung and Apple , IPAD . This device also has a touch screen technology with stylus pen .

But the difference , the iPad can not be used without the aid work and a desktop computer . The purpose of this is to complement the iPad from the computer manufacturer Intel . IPAD is connected to the computer using a wireless network . Utilizing the existing internet connection on the computer , IPAD can be used to surf the internet .

But unfortunately , IPAD die before the fight . Tablets made ​​by Intel in 1998 is less competitive with desktop computers prestige when it was exploded in the market . Large companies such as computer maker Dell and HP could not be defeated by Intel tablets . IPAD has been packed in the box , but canceled shipped to retail stores . IPAD which eventually sold at Intel employees with clearance prices.

Contraversial comment about 64-bit Apple A7 of iPhone 5S

 New release always get Contraversial comment and this time it can happens to 64-bit Apple A7 of iPhone 5S.

Since it was first introduced , mobile chip 64 - bit embedded on the A7 Apple iPhone 5S has drawn a lot of reaction from the industry . Intel CEO Brian did not miss Kraznich commented .

When asked about Apple's 64-bit processors by an analyst teleconference session after the release of the financial statements of Intel on Tuesday ( 16/10/2013 ) and then , Brian said that the entire chip is made ​​by the company is already carrying the current 64 - bit architecture .

"Moreover , if you compare with the Bay Trail A7 ( series of new mobile processors from Intel ) using 22nm manufacturing technology , the transistor density of our products is higher than the A7 , " said Kraznich , as quoted by BGR .

He continued that the A7 is actually a good product , but the Intel chip has advantages in terms of smaller fabrication process , which is 22nm compared to 28nm technology on A7

Basically , the Intel Atom processor gadget is already support 64 - bit instructions ( x86 - 64 or x64 ) . The architecture is different from the ARMv8 64 - bit chip used by Apple in the A7 .

Currently support 64 - bit Intel processors belonging can not be used because the Android operating system and mobile versions of Windows that are not moved from 32 - bit programming . But Intel is promising that it will release a tablet BayTrail with WIndows OS 8.1 64 - bit in the first quarter of next year .

In addition to Intel and Apple , other chip manufacturers have already expressed gadget would make a 64- bit processor is Samsung and Nvidia .

Intel took Lenovo to introduce Lenovo K800 as Android advanced smartphone

K800 will be firstly marketed in China in the second quarter of this year 2012. Unfortunately, Lenovo does not provide information about the price of K800.

Intel took Lenovo to introduce Lenovo K800 as Android advanced smartphone

In the near future, Intel's Medfield will also be used in the production of Motorola and LG smartphones. This step is a proof of the seriousness of Intel rival ARM, Qualcomm and NVIDIA that had been dominating the processor market for mobile devices, namely tablets and smartphones.

Intel took Lenovo to introduce Android smartphone Lenovo K800. It's a mobile device or rather the first smartphone that uses a processor from Intel.

Previously, Intel's more famous by the processor in the device desktop or laptop computer. Tempted by the chipset business in mobile phones and tablets, Intel began dabbling this year participated by providing two types of processors for these devices.

K800 exhibited at the exhibition site in the world's most coveted electronics, Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which lasted from 10 to 13 January 2011. Processor is pinned at the K800 is a series or dubbed Medfield Atom Z2460, with a clock speed of 1.6GHz Intel Hyper Threading technology is supported, manufacturing 32-nanometer fabrication.

Other specifications of the K800, has a 4.5 inch 1280x720 pixel screen and 8MP camera with ISO capabilities up to 3200. For connectivity, the K800 is supported with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and network 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE).

This smartphone running the Android operating system 2.3 Gingerbread. Android 2.3 operating system on this K800, underwent many modifications. According to Intel CEO Paul Otellini, modifications were made ​​to the Android operating system can run well on devices that use Intel processors.

Intel's Medfield chip's applied into advanced smartphone

Intel's Medfield chip's applied into advanced smartphone

According to one LG executive, who quoted from the daily Korea Times, LG will be launching Android smartphones that use Intel's Medfield chip at CES 2012. "LG is very likely to use chips made by Intel. But Intel should also help promote it," he said.

LG executives were added, the product is ready to be marketed in March 2012. However, he is still concealing information and the name of the series smartphones.

Intel and LG cooperation on the smartphone device, not the first time. Several years ago, Intel and LG showcased smartphones equipped Intel Moorestown chip. Unfortunately, cooperation and make it choked off the smartphone was launched.

Intel is ready to release a series Medfield chip, designed specifically for mobile devices, like smartphones and tablets. Medfield processor is rumored to be used first by the vendor LG smartphone in its products.

The first product that uses the new Intel processors this plan would be launched in the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on January 9 to 13 2012.

This step is taken to confront the dominance of Intel ARM chips are widely used in smartphones and tablet device. ARM is a 32-bit architecture RISC processor developed by Advanced RISC Machine Limited (ARM Limited).

Problem specification, Intel is still reluctant to express it in detail. However, based on rumors, the processor is already using 32 nm fabrication, manifold system on chip (SOC), and supports 1080p HDMI output.

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The first atomic's designed by Intel for use on smartphones and tablets

The first atomic designed for use on smartphones and tablets have the codename Moorestown. Formally, the chip that was introduced mid-2010 was named Atom Z600.

Next, Intel will bring Atom codenamed by Medfield. Currently Medfield already claimed to be used for the Android 4.0 operating system.


Intel re-stated his belief that it will attend the Intel Atom processor-based smartphones. In 2012, this phone will release with the Atom. But Intel has not exactly sure when.

Speaking of Intel's Cloud Summit, R. Ravichandran, Intel's Marketing Director for India and South Asia said that the current TV, Ultrabook and tablets have been using Intel processors. "Next year, you can see the first smartphone with an Intel Atom," he said.

Tablet that uses the Atom processor has been sold by 35 companies. During this time, the device was put on the operating system Windows 7 or Meego.

With the presence of Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich, expected tablet with Intel processors will also use the Android operating system. Android 4.0 for x86 platforms (Intel and AMD processors) are available through the android-x86.org.