Intel wants a bit of the smartphone market — bad . The corporate has made no bones about its attempts to damage into that booming space. Despite big talk, however, it hasn’t really given smartphone manufacturers something they’ll work with. a brand new promotional video for its pint-sized Atom E6xx series , however, reveals that chipmaker could be taking a step inside the right direction, highlighting a January 2012 date for bringing Android 2.3 to the processor. Be aware, obviously, that this is not a smartphone chip that we’re talking about here — the main applications as outlined by Intel are retail, fitness equipment, digital signage and in-vehicle systems. Still, perhaps it marks a next step inside the company’s push toward your mobile devices, or moreover, a shift for Android into more non-mobile things.
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