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Xscale
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A line of RISC-based CPUs from Intel based on the StrongARM architecture. Designed for PDAs, mobile phones and other portable devices, Xscale processors use less power because they run at considerably lower speeds than desktop CPUs. Xscale chips range from 133 MHz to 400 MHz compared to 2 GHz and higher for chips used in desktops. See StrongARM and ARM chips.
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With a powerful 200MHz Intel XScale processor and 32MB of non-volatile flash memory (26MB user available), the Tungsten E2 delivers the speed needed to handle complex documents or applications, as well as more than enough room to hold calendars, contacts, applications, photos, science experiments, homework assignments and projects.
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Intel software technologies help PC applications run on Intel XScale technology-based handhelds or Intel Xeon-based servers.
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Intel and Intel XScale are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
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