Intel Designs a Phone Based on Atom

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Interesting... I believe that Intel could have some serious potential with cellphones and could become a major player. If they could strike a deal with Microsoft and get Windows Mobile on their phones and try to pack as much hardware power as possible into their phones I can see them getting major popularity and fast.

In fact if Intel and Microsoft team up maybe they could make something to compete with the Iphone.
 
There is very little new here, my cell phone does pretty much all this thing does, yet I can have my cell ANYWHERE, not just stuck at home.

The "home phone" is a thing of the past, most of my friends don't even have a home phone, of those that do it's VOIP.
 
im assuming its going to have built-in bluetooth compatibility, otherwise lcd-cleaning-wipe companies are going to get very rich on the greasy cheek marks on the screen. not that thats a bad thing..
 
[citation][nom]SamanuelMC[/nom]*drool* Atom based cellphone using Nvidia ION architecture running Andriod *drool*[/citation]
that's great! *drool*

but really, the life of the future generations could be like starwars, or matrix or something fancy! 😀 I like to see my friends talking with me in the big screen while he's putting his finger in his nose or ...! don't get me wrong! 😀
 
Dimensions • 5.4 inch x 9.6 inch (137.3 mm x 243.7 mm)?

I thought the brick phone was dead! LOL - that's HUGE for a phone. . . Definitely not something to stick in one's pocket or even hang off your belt in a pouch. . . that's closer to Netbook size. . .
 
well they sure cant call it an iPhone....

Wonder if it makes that Intel Inside sound when it starts.... or has those blue men as a ring tone when you get called or recieve a message.

All i want really is a phone that can run my desktop apps etc and usefull REAL stuff, not something from an appstore thats locked down and limited.
 
me too, i thought the article meant cellphone. an x86 phone can do anything with the least cost.

regarding article, why not just make a homephone based from the PC atom platform then install VOIP software to it. i mean, the box consumes little power and doesn't need a fan so it can run 24 hours a day.

[citation][nom]SamanuelMC[/nom]*drool* Atom based cellphone using Nvidia ION architecture running Andriod *drool*[/citation]
 
I'm still happiest with an old cellphone that only has 3 functions:
To call
text messaging
An alarm clock.

All the rest I don't need, and am not particularly willing to switch for a heavier, more costly, device.
 
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