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Intel aims for 1 billion phones with flash memory
Stan Beer
Wednesday, 02 August 2006 21:57
With an estimated one billion mobiles worldwide, the market is simply too big to ignore for the chip giant. Memory packages of up to 1 GB for lower-end phones will be affordable according to Intel because of its move to the lower cost, higher yield 65nm chip making process.
As a result of superior yields from 65nm, Intel believes it can produce chips cheaply enough to bring the cost of the mobile phones market down.
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