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    Qualcomm adds Windows 8 support to dual/quad-core chips

    Qualcomm has announced that it is collaborating with Microsoft on the next version of Windows. The coming line of Snapdragon MSM8960 processors with integrated 3G/LTE modems will be designed from the ground up to run Windows 8. Qualcomm will offer processors in dual-core and quad-core versions...
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    Qualcomm's Dual and Quad-Core Snapdragon Processors Designed For Windows 8 [Guts]

    Microsoft'z zippy touch-suitable Windows 8 will be compatible with Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors, including the MSM8960 chip, the company confirmed. Expect the other old favorites to throw their hats in the ring shortly, too. [ PRNewswire ] More*» Source: Yahoo! News
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    Qualcomm announces dual- and quad-core Snapdragon processor support for Windows 8

    After months of rumors, leaks, and speculation, Windows 8 is finally official on ARM and x86 platforms. Terrific. Now Qualcomm has jumped on Microsoft's coattails with details about the silicon the company will offer to support Microsoft's next generation OS. First on the list is Qualcomm's...
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    Windows 8 Running on ARM, NVIDIA Kal-El Notebook Demoed

    Microsoft just showed Windows 8 running on three different ARM platforms: a single-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon, a dual-core TI OMAP 4430 and a quad-core NVIDIA Kal-El notebook. The same interface we showed you earlier exists on these systems, and the same applications can run across both...
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    Qualcomm plans to support Windows 8 on Snapdragon chips

    Software design efforts stepped up to support more operating systems Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is stepping up its software efforts as its chips begin supporting more operating systems, including Microsoft's upcoming Windows OS, which will be targeted at mobile devices, tablets and PCs. Link...
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    Qualcomm gears up for Windows 8 tablets

    Snapdragon prepared for next Windows OS Qualcomm is stepping up its software efforts as its chips begin supporting more operating systems, including Microsoft's upcoming Windows OS, which will be targeted at mobile devices, tablets and PCs. Link Removed
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    Windows 8 Qualcomm 2.5 Ghz quad chips announced, for Windows 8? : Some speculation on win8

    If you haven't upgraded to a smartphone running Qualcomm's 1 gigahertz Snapdragon processors yet, there's no rush. Dual-core models are just arriving, and Qualcomm just announced a quad-core, 2.5 gigahertz beast to arrive in early 2012. The capabilities of the new APQ8064 processor blur...
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    Qualcomm 2.5 Ghz quad chips announced, for Windows 8?

    If you haven't upgraded to a smartphone running Qualcomm's 1 gigahertz Snapdragon processors yet, there's no rush. Source: Yahoo! News
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    In-depth review: HTC HD7 Windows 7 Phone on T-Mobile

    The HTC HD7 is T-Mobile's first Windows Phone 7 device, and it's a solid offering with a huge 4.3" display, classy design and handy kick stand. Like all Windows 7 Phone smartphones, it has a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, ... More...
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    HTC 7 Trophy Windows 7 Phone: Official Specifications, Details

    On to our third featured handset in HTC's initial batch of Windows 7 Phones -- Enter a new level of gaming experience with HTC 7 Trophy . With its high-performance 1GHz Snapdragon processor and vivid WVGA 3.8" touchscreen display, this phone harnesses the power of Xbox LIVE and delivers the...
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    Windows 7 A closer look at the new AT&T Windows Phone 7 Devices

    Here's a look at the AT&T Phones for Windows Phone 7! AT&T will launch three WP7 devices, the LG Quantum, featuring a full QWERTY keyboard for $199.99, the HTC Surround with 16 GB of onboard storage, 5 megapixel camera and two Dolby Surround Sound speakers, also $199.99 and finally, the Samsung...
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    Dell Lightning: the ultimate Windows Phone 7 device leaks out

    Link Removed Hot damn, people. The mother of all Dell leaks just dropped into our laps, and the absolute highlight has to be the Lightning, a Windows Phone 7 portrait slider. That's right -- a portrait slider. The renders on these slides look slick as hell, but they're no match for the spec...
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