First ARM powered “smart book”
March 8th, 2010
There has been quite alot of interest surroundly ARM lately, personally because I am in the process of looking for a job with them, but thats besides the point. In a field heavily treaded by intel, the semiconductor IP licensing company has come up with a processor that powers the latest lenovo skylight “smart book”. I took a peek at this device at CES (on the web ofcourse!) and I was utterly fascinated by its design.
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