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ARMADA PXA8 1936-core LTE chip from Marvell

23.11.2014

Marvell has officially announced the imminent release to the global market of the ARMADA Mobile PXA64 4-bit octa-core 1936G LTE processor, which is aimed at high-performance smartphones and tablet computers. The novelty uses eight ARM Cortex-A53 cores, boasts advanced graphics and advanced security features.

The new chip supports most modern wireless telecommunication technologies such as TD-LTE, FDD-LTE, TD-SCDMA, WCDMA, GSM. According to the developers, their 4G LTE solution is not only high performance, but also relatively economical in power consumption, and will help create cost-effective multifunctional devices aimed at the mass market.

According to the founder and chief analyst of the Linley Group, Linley Gwennap (Linley Gwennap), in the smartphone market, models with an affordable price and outstanding performance thanks to highly integrated chips should occupy a large niche.

Among the features of the novelty, one can single out a clock frequency of up to 1,5 GHz, support for Full HD displays, an advanced image processor with support for cameras with a resolution of up to 16 MP, an improved sound codec, an advanced power management scheme, a separate processor responsible for security functions.

It is expected that the 4G LTE ARMADA Mobile PXA1936 will soon enter the market, and the first devices based on it will go on sale early next year.

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