Surprise! Apple's iPhone and iPad Chips Are Made by Samsung in Texas
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Apple's next iPhone rumored to feature quad-core processor | AppleInsider
A look inside the Linux-capable Cortex-A5 CPU - DesignStart blog - DesignStart - Arm Community
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Apple TV's new, smaller A5 processor could be quietly momentous update | Ars Technica
Apple iPad 2 goes live with dual-core A5 CPU, white one too - GSMArena.com news
The A5 Architecture & CPU Performance - Apple iPhone 4S: Thoroughly Reviewed
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First Teardown Pictures of Apple A5 Processor | iOSnoops
The iPad's new engine: The A5 chip - CNET
Samsung, not TSMC, still makes the Apple TV's new single-core A5 processor (Updated) | Ars Technica
The A5 Architecture & CPU Performance - Apple iPhone 4S: Thoroughly Reviewed
Apple A5X - Wikipedia
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Apple A5 - Wikipedia
Arm Offers Lower Cost Cortex-A5 License - EE Times
So what exactly is this new Apple A5 chip all about?
The A5 Architecture & CPU Performance - Apple iPhone 4S: Thoroughly Reviewed
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ARM Cortex-A5 Processor Architecture | PHYTEC
Cooking A5 Wagyu Steak On My CPU - YouTube
ARM Cortex-A5 CPU module - HaneSOM - DAB-Embedded BVBA - embedded / compact
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Apple's A5 “single core” - why all the effort? | Engineering.com
