Intel Smart phone Launches This Week ( Technology )

 

TEMPO.CO, India - The smart phone will debut the first Intel appears this week in India. Submitted to the company's manufacturing Lava International. The emergence of smart phones mean an end to Intel's long wait in a well-known chip makers entering the smartphone share.

According to PCMag sources, Lava is rumored to be making a smart phone X900 benama Xolo. Inside is an Intel atom processor code named Medfield. Xolo's presence is already being approved X900 Intel CEO Paul Otellini. "We're looking forward to a very important first step for our business this week. Launch of the first smart phone based on Intel processors," said he, Tuesday, April 17, 2012.

The source explained Xolo 900 has a 4.03 inch screen with a single-core chips Z2460 which works 1.6 GHZ. Intel explained that the smart phone has a battery life of up to eight hours for a call with 3G signals, six hours of video recording, a five-hour to surf the 3G signal, and hold for 14 hours for standby.

Xolo Lava and 900 were introduced on the Intel Mobile World Congress in Barcelona aircraft in late February. At that time, Xolo comes with Android operating system is not known, and two cameras.

In addition to the Lava, Intel is also working with Lenovo, Motorola, and Orange. If on schedule, next month, Intel will launch a smart phone with Lenovo K900 Medfield chip. Similar products will be present at the June 2012 from Orange.

Xolo is a major breakthrough for Intel. Because, in 2010, Intel had to work with LG to make a chip-based smart phone named Moorestwon. Unfortunately, the phone has never existed in the hands of consumers.