Intel has
proclaimed 2 64-bit chips in its Atom line of processors at the Mobile World
Congress in city. The new chips embrace the 22nm dual-core Z3460 / Z3480 and
quad-core Z3560 / Z3580 SoCs that square measure code-named Merrifield and
Moorefield severally. These chips square measure supported Intel’s Silvermont
micro-architecture that is targetted at smartphones and tablets. Moorefield SoC
is targetted at Android-based mobile devices.
The Intel
Atom Z3480 is clocked at a pair of.13GHz whereas the Atom Z3460 is clocked at
one.6GHz. each these SoCs can have a dual-core processors. it'll be seen in
devices within the second quarter this year. It options support for up to 4GB
of LPDDR RAM running at 533MHz, support for golem four.4.2 KitKat and a zealous
video signal processor. The Intel Atom Z3480/Z3460 will sport Imagination
Technology’s PowerVR Series vi GPU with quad-cluster 3D graphics. This SoC are
going to be paired with Intel’s XMM 7160LTE platform.
Merrifield
is that the initial Intel Atom SoC to feature the new Intel Integrated detector
resolution, that expeditiously manages detector knowledge to stay applications
good and contextually aware even once the device is in an exceedingly low-power
state. this will be used for motion, gesture, location, audio sensing on an
occasional power mode, thereby serving to save battery life.
The Intel
Atom Z3560 and Z3580, or Moorefield, square measure clocked at one.8GHz and
2.3GHz severally. each SoCs can have a quad-core processor and that they are
going to be seen on mobile devices within the half of the year. it'll accompany
Intel’s second generation LTE platform that was conjointly proclaimed nowadays
– the XMM 7260.
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