Intel Looks to Emerging Markets in Phone Push

Intel Corp.’s processors may be ubiquitous in personal computers world-wide, but the world’s biggest chip maker has had to aim much more modestly in its late entry into the smartphone market.



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Lava Mobiles to Launch Second Intel-Powered 'Xolo X500' Smartphone for ₹8,999

Indian smartphone maker Lava Mobiles is all set to introduce its next Intel-powered smartphone 'X500' in the Xolo series with the new Atom Lexington Z2420 chip in the coming days. The Atom Lexington Z2420 chip was one of the attractions at the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES).



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Intel launches the Yolo, its first smartphone for Africa

Intel's chips for smartphones have made strides since we first reviewed them last year, but it's still fairly rare to find one in the wild. So what is Intel telling people who might take a gamble on a more niche processor? Yolo.



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The End of an Era: Intel's Desktop Motherboard Business to Ramp Down Over Next 3 Years

Today Intel made a sobering, but not entirely unexpected announcement: over the next 3 years Intel will be ramping down its own desktop motherboard business.



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Intel posts $13.5 billion revenue in Q4, but sees income drop 15 percent in 2012

Intel has seen itself stuck in a difficult position as its primary business — PC processors — gets marginalized by the growth of smartphones and tablets powered by competitors' chips.



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Intel CES 2013: A Game Changing Year Ahead

The Consumer Electronic Show is always fun each year and we try our best to follow Intel's keynote as we do with Intel Developer Forums (IDF) held biannually.



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Revolutionary paper tablet computer revealed: Thin and flexible as sheets of paper (w/ video)

The PaperTab tablet looks and feels just like a sheet of paper. However, it is fully interactive with a flexible, high-resolution 10.7-inch plastic display developed by Plastic Logic and a flexible touchscreen. It is powered by the second generation I5 Core processor developed by Intel.



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