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ARM the long standing Pocket PC processor maker has come up with a new 1Ghz model for Mobile devices. Only problem seems to be the expectation that device manufacturers will have to "catch up" to the technology. They aren't expected to do so until some time in 2008. ARM today announced its new Cortex™-A8 processor which will revolutionize consumer and low-power mobile devices, enabling the delivery of higher levels of entertainment and innovation to end users. Launched at the second annual ARM® Developers' Conference, in Santa Clara, California, the ARM Cortex-A8 processor delivers up to 2,000 DMIPS making it ideal for demanding consumer products running multi-channel video, audio, and gaming applications. For next-generation mobile devices, the ARM Cortex-A8 processor delivers industry-leading performance and power efficiency while using less than 300 mW in 65nm technology. For the first time, low-cost, high-volume products will have access to desktop levels of performance using the Cortex-A8 processor.
Sounds like a real headache to cool these guys. Any comments?
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