Thread: Nokia + Intel - Does that mean we're going X86?
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aperles is offline aperles
2010-04-22 , 23:28
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#39
Originally Posted by jsa View Post
The brand doesn't run your devices, the CPU does.

3) ARM only designs CPU's, then licence them for manufacturers to build and that's it. What would Nokia get from partnering with them directly?
The Nokia Rapido processor is an ARM. So, Nokia has a partnering with ARM.

http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=cpu and find "Nokia".

At this moment, the only x86 device from Nokia is the booklet.