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zdnet.com.au - 10/22/2008

Intel slams 'slow' iPhone ARM CPU

— zdnet.com.au — Any speed shortcomings in Apple's iPhone were the fault of its rival chipset manufacturer ARM, a senior... Intel executive said in Taiwan yesterday. (more) Intel slams 'slow' iPhone ARM CPU

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appleinsider.com - 10/18/2008

Due next from Apple: refreshed 20- and 24-inch iMacs

— appleinsider.com — Assuming last minute snags are avoided, the coming weeks should bring new iMacs, rounding out Apple's 2008... hardware introductions as the company enters the holiday shopping season with one of its strongest product portfolios ever. (more) Due next from Apple: refreshed 20- and 24-inch iMacs

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news.cnet.com - 10/24/2008

Intel 'corrects' executives who slammed iPhone

— news.cnet.com — Intel's Shane Wall (left) and Pankaj Kedia probably shouldn't apply for jobs at Apple anytime soon. (Credit:... Suzanne Tindal/ZDNet.com.au) Updated 4:30pm with additional background on the ongoing saga of Apple and Intel. Intel issued a ... (more) Intel 'corrects' executives who slammed iPhone

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Intel concedes ARM's superiority over Atom, fake iPhone crisis averted
Engadget — ... When low-level Intel execs throw down a verbal assault on Silicon Valley-buds Apple, guess what the result is? Fake fight! Fortunately, Intel's Anand Chandrasekher just stepped in, referee-style, and dropped the retraction hammer on his loose-lipped, ...

Intel reverses course. 'ARM smokes us in power consumption'
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — ... ) slammed the iPhone for not having an adequate browser due the the ARM platform being inferior to Intel.  Today, those executives' boss, Anand Chandrasekher, issued the following apology: ...

Intel gets foot in mouth about ARM-twisting iPhone comments
AppleInsider — ... CNet News.com's Tom Krazit. "Among other things, the executives resurrected Intel's lame 'ARM chips can't handle the Internet' argument and singled out the iPhone as an example of a smartphone that could be really awesome if it only used one of Intel's low-power x86 architecture processors, known as Atom." In his correction , Chandrasekher attempted to distance the firm from the executives' remarks and conceded that Atom has a long ways to go before it can attempt to rival the power efficiency and battery life characteristics that ARM chips provide for handheld devices, a ...