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Saturday, April 4, 2015

Intel Launches Core M Processors for Ultralight Tablets 2 in 1s

Intel has finally discussed details of its much-anticipated new Core M lineup of processors, which appear inside many of the thin-and-light products unveiled at this years IFA show. First unveiled by company President Renee James on stage during herComputex 2014 keynote address, Core M will be the first shipping processors designed and built on Intels new, shrunken 14nm fabrication process.

The first of the "Broadwell" family, now known as fifth-generation Core, is an especially small processor designed to run without a fan, enabling thinner and lighter devices without having to step down to the level of current low-power Atom processors. The "Llama Mountain" prototype Intel showed off at Computex was just 7.2mm thin, and the Asus Transformer Book Chi announced at the same time will be 7.3mm thin.

Another promise is vastly improved battery life. The 14nm lithography combined with Intels specific optimisations and architectural improvements should result in up to two hours more power on each charge cycle.

Three models of the Core M will be available: the 5Y70, 5Y10 and 5Y10a. All are dual-core processors with Hyper-Threading, and have integrated Intel HD 5300 graphics with 4MB L3 caches. While the 5Y70 has a 1.1GHz base frequency and can reach up to 2.6GHz with one or both cores, the 5Y10 models are clocked at 800MHz and can touch up to 2GHz. The 5Y10a and 5Y10 are identical other than the fact that the latter SKU is described as a "4W config down unit" which can presumably consume even less power. The 5Y70 also supports Intels vPro feature set for business-oriented products.

Core M is a new product category for Intel that will sit alongside the existing Core i3, i5 and i7 and is specifically designed for fanless ultraportable devices. While "2-in-1" tablets with detachable keyboards are the primary use case scenario, the company expects that manufacturers will use it in a variety of designs including more traditional notebooks.

Intel claims up to 50 percent better CPU performance and 40 percent better graphics performance than the previous generation ultra-low-power Core CPUs. Thermal Design Power (TDP), or the amount of heat dissipated by the processor, is reduced by 60 percent.

The integrated graphics component, which will be called Intel HD Graphics 5300, supports DirectX 11.2 and can power a 4K (3840x2160 pixels, 24Hz) screen. QuickSync video promises accelerated video editing and transcoding, while 1080p and 4K video playback should not impact battery life as much. Intel suggests that you can get 1.7 hours more playback time compared to a device based on the previous-generation Core i5-4302Y processor operating in the same 4.5W thermal envelope.

Intel says over 20 products based on Core M are on the way, including the Asus Transformer T300 Chi and Zenbook UX305, the Dell Latitude 13 7000, HP Envy x2, Acer Aspire Switch 12, and Lenovo ThinkPad Helix.

More specs leaked Samsung Galaxy Note 4 – Tablets Magazine

There are again leaked specs of Samsung’s upcoming tablet Galaxy Note 4 We already know a lot on the tablet, three weeks may be officially announced at the IFA in september. But until it’s so far away, we must make do with the specifications below.

Samsung Galaxy Note will come standard with 4 Android 4.4.4 included but may in the near future grow with future Android updates. The device into a memory of up to three gigabytes, depending on the version you’ll buy a Samsung Exynos 5433 (octa core) or a Snapdragon 805 contain. Meanwhile, it was confirmed that the screen has a resolution of 1440 x 2560, possibly so on a 5.7 inch display and a dpi of more than five hundred (515 to be exact).

This, and the previously leaked, specifications have been neither confirmed nor refuted by manufacturer Samsung, but a little less than three weeks, we know for sure, so if the manufacturer of smartphones, tablets and phablets his presentation at IFA. For example, It is still unclear how the stylus exactly will look like and whether this model the fingerprint scanner or cardiac sensor of the Samsung Galaxy S5 can.

Last week came out that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to sixteen, 32 or 64 gigabytes of storage comes. Of course it is expandable with a microSD card, which supports up to 128GB has. This memory The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will continue to have a microUSB 3.0 port, a port that supports things like MHL, HDMI, and a host function.

Press images Samsung Galaxy S Tab tablets leak out – Nutech

There are press photos appeared in both the 10.5-and 8.4-inch version of the Galay Tab S.

The press images were put online by the Twitter account EVleaks.

appeared earlier images of the 10.5-inch version, but still not the smaller 8.4-inch Galaxy Tab S. The tablets are very similar, with a back that is provided with a well pattern, just like the Galaxy S5. The Tab S-series follows the Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Pro series.

The specifications of the tablets also previously leaked out. The use of an AMOLED instead of LCD. Striking Amoled is very good at displaying color and black. The screens would like the Galaxy Tab and Pro tablets have a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels.

The tablet according SamMobile a Samsung Exynos 5 processor with eight cores and get 3 GB of memory. Also there is the home button a fingerprint scanner

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Saturday, April 4, 2015

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Press images Samsung Galaxy S Tab tablets leak out – Nutech