Apple iPad Long-term Review
Apple A4 | PowerVR SGX535 | 9.70" | 700 g
The Apple A4 is a SoC for tablets, smartphones and ipods. It contains a single core ARM Cortex-A8 processor clocked at 776 MHz (iPod Touch 4G), 800 MHz (iPhone 4) or 1000 MHz (iPad 1). The Corex-A8 core in it uses performance enhancements by Intrinsity and is called "Hummingbird" (as in some Samsung SoCs). Futhermore, a PowerVR SGX 535 graphics card, PowerVR VXD audio- and videoprocessor, and a integrated memory controller can be found on the chip.
The chip is built in three layers. Two layers of DDR-SDRAM (2x 128 MB) and the SoC itself.
Source: Wikipedia
Codename | S5L8930 |
Clock Rate | 1000 MHz |
Number of Cores / Threads | 1 / 1 |
Manufacturing Technology | 40 nm |
Architecture | ARM |
Announcement Date | 06/01/2010 |
Apple iPad 1 3G 64GB: PowerVR SGX535, 9.70", 0.7 kg
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