MeeGo phone may pack 1.6GHz Atom, HSPA+ and NFC
A leaked MeeGo bug report has revealed that a new flagship smartphone from Nokia is being developed. Gleaned from the code, the specs of the phone would include a 1.6GHz processor from Intel, 854x480-resolution display and support for 21Mbps HSPA+ networks as well as NFC short-range wireless. Other, non-official specifications include 1GB of RAM, a 200MHz graphics core with 512MB of its own memory and an HDMI output.
For connecting to 3G networks, the device would have an Infineon XMM 6260 modem, while a TI WiLink 6.0 WL1271 chip would supply Wi-Fi and Bluetooth access. A Broadcom GPS chip, NPX NFC chip, Chipworks digital compass and a Toshiba I/O controller were also said aboard. There is no confirmation that the screen will have touch capability or if the device will depend on a separate hardware QWERTY keyboard. A USB-connected keyboard and mouse were also spotted in a dump log.
This device could be related or the very same second-generation Aava Mobile Core platform or the very same device shown off at an Intel sales event last week.
For connecting to 3G networks, the device would have an Infineon XMM 6260 modem, while a TI WiLink 6.0 WL1271 chip would supply Wi-Fi and Bluetooth access. A Broadcom GPS chip, NPX NFC chip, Chipworks digital compass and a Toshiba I/O controller were also said aboard. There is no confirmation that the screen will have touch capability or if the device will depend on a separate hardware QWERTY keyboard. A USB-connected keyboard and mouse were also spotted in a dump log.
This device could be related or the very same second-generation Aava Mobile Core platform or the very same device shown off at an Intel sales event last week.
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