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Future Amazon tablets to be powered by MediaTek?

8:22 am August 12, 2013 By Conner Flynn

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According to a published report in China, Amazon has signed a deal with MediaTek to supply chips for the Amazon Kindle Fire tablets. The report says that Amazon will use the MT8135 quad-core chipset which features ARM’s big.LITTLE design. This includes two Cortex-A15 cores that are fast and used for graphic intensive duties while the two Cortex-A7 cores are used for basic stuff.
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Signing a deal with Amazon would be pretty amazing for MediaTek, since the online retailer has become the fourth largest tablet vendor in the global market. Amazon ships 1.8 million to 2 million Kindle Fire units a quarter, just zipping them out the door.

MediaTek has not confirmed the report, but the company did say that it would sign any potential client to a deal. Especially a client like this.

Source Phone Arena

Filed Under: Tablet News

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