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| Newer page: | version 2 | Last edited on Sunday, October 10, 2004 11:01:37 pm | by AristotlePagaltzis | Revert |
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-A family of chips originally developed by DEC and
[Advanced RISC Machines|
ARM]. Later acquired by Intel as part of a lawsuit settlement.
+A family of chips originally developed by [ARM] and [DEC
]. Later acquired by [
Intel]
as part of a lawsuit settlement.
-The StrongARM was designed to address the upper-
end of the low-
power embedded market, where users needed more performance than the ARM could deliver while being able to accept more external support. They were used in products such as Acorns
, Apples
Newton and more recently IPAQs (and other handhelds).
+The [
StrongARM]
was designed to address the upper end of the low power embedded market, where users needed more performance than the [
ARM]
could deliver while being able to accept more external support. They were used in products such as [Acorn]s
, [Apple]'s
Newton and more recently IPAQs (and other handhelds).
-Intel has rebdranded
the StrongARM as XScale.
+[
Intel]
has rebranded
the [
StrongARM]
as XScale.
