Apparently, Samsung is prepping a new tablet/convertible gear with Intel's power-sipping Bay Trail architecture which will be hitting devices in time for the holiday shopping craze.

Bay Trail is the Atom child in the new Silvermont line of Intel with the frugal 22nm process which is three times more powerful than the current Atom powering tablets like the Acer Iconia W510. Also, the leaked identifier reveals that the product consists of at least the system, plus keyboard and screen.

There's no other information on what the potential tablet/hybrid computer from Samsung might look like. However, we have the feeling that this Intel architecture will be the first true answer to ARM's power grab in mobile.

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Dual core A5 processor is based on the ARM's Cortex-A9 architecture. It offers two times more power and up to seven times faster graphics. 3D Flyover view and turn-by-turn navigation in Maps will also work with A5-powered devices. Dual core A5 processor powered devices makes the web browsing faster. With the help of this dual core A5 processor graphics-intensive apps perform even better. Processing power is also very fast which makes the pages load quickly.

The Galaxy S III was launched with a quad-core processor. Samsung confirmed that if you want an LTE version then you would have to sacrifice the quad-core processor for a dual-core one as the Exynos chip doesn’t support the LTE radio. The US, Japanese and Canadian versions of the Galaxy S III are all the similar and run on a dual-core processor with LTE radio and 2GB of RAM. It has been reported that new version of the S III is likely to be launched in Korea which will go on to have a quad-core processor and LTE radio on board. If this version of Samsung is launched it will go on to be the first ever quad-core processor equipped Smartphone that will have LTE support as well. The new Korean LTE Galaxy S III will feature quad-Core Exynos application processor and an LTE modem chip separately. This will make the handset gain 9mm in thickness which is a 0.4mm gain on the standard model. It will also have 2,100mAh battery.

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If you're waiting for Transformer Prime, HTC Quattro or other Tegra 3 devices, you'd already be thinking about how the quad core would impact battery life. Most users think quad core would use every possible bit of battery life available faster than dual core devices do, but Tegra 3 is going to be different.

Chief executive officer of Nvidia, Jen Hsun, said, "We save as much power in the backlight without changing the visual fidelity at all to save, essentially, the entire power used by our chip." The touchscreen uses much of the phone's power. Tegra 3 comes with DIDIM technology which optimises the energy use per pixel, per frame and hence the end result in battery saving is huge.

The technology adjusts the backlight of images on the screen to save battery. When the processor is fully active, it consumes only 1-2 Watt. The display consumes 3-6 Watt as per brightness, so the DIDIM technology saves more power than the Tegra 3 CPU uses.

Source : Themobileindian