Thread: eReaders, CPU die-shrinks and battery life.
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Old 05-14-2015, 04:12 PM   #16
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Well, I believe Hrafn's point was that 28nm chips have been around for at least three years. It would be interesting to discover how much price difference there is between a three-year-old 28nm cpu and the even older 40nm variety currently in wide use in e-readers.
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