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memory stacked on top of the processor in the same package; 16 MB of 16-bit memory in the PXA261, 32 MB of 16-bit memory in the PXA262 and 32 MB of 32-bit memory in the PXA263. The PXA26x family was released in March 2003.
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Marvell PXA320, PXA300, and PXA310. PXA320 is currently shipping in high volume, and is scalable up to 806 MHz. PXA300 and PXA310 deliver performance "scalable to 624 MHz", and are software-compatible with PXA320.
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45:(version 5)
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2211:Golden Cove
2206:Willow Cove
2187:Cannon Lake
1338:(in French)
714:peripherals
712:Additional
629:StrataFlash
590:: 200
525:45 nm
508:65 nm
357:April 2004
301:March 2003
286:March 2003
3089:BlackBerry
3078:Categories
3006:Intel GPUs
2720:Core-based
2484:(external
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2242:Silvermont
2194:Sunny Cove
2163:Ivy Bridge
1946:Processors
1703:17 January
1625:(in Dutch)
1593:2022-01-24
1568:2022-01-24
1531:2022-01-24
1501:2022-01-24
1456:2022-01-24
1431:2022-01-24
1380:2021-01-27
1342:2021-01-27
1316:2021-01-27
1289:2021-01-27
1208:References
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1064:Pocket PCs
1062:family of
1056:BlackBerry
926:PXA930/935
812:Codenamed
210:Pin count
196:Code name
3058:Codenames
2971:StrongARM
2809:Dual-Core
2782:Dual-Core
2693:Dual-Core
2663:OverDrive
2612:A100/A110
2605:OverDrive
2399:pre-x86 (
2266:Gracemont
2175:Broadwell
1152:StrongARM
1104:Iyonix PC
1078:lines by
1060:Dell Axim
976:Cortex A7
960:Cortex A9
814:Manitoba,
687:registers
665:Wireless
660:SpeedStep
608:ARM Thumb
596:writeback
318:200
274:200
199:ARM type
89:StrongARM
82:pipelined
3063:Larrabee
2941:iAPX 432
2876:11th gen
2871:10th gen
2710:P6-based
2600:RapidCAD
2342:14th gen
2337:13th gen
2332:12th gen
2327:11th gen
2322:10th gen
2249:Goldmont
2237:Saltwell
2151:Westmere
2111:NetBurst
2057:Chipsets
1525:Archived
1495:Archived
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1425:Archived
1351:cite web
1184:Qualcomm
1162:See also
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912:Feroceon
837:Motorola
801:Monahans
783:Monahans
779:Monahans
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761:Monahans
757:Bulverde
749:Monahans
707:encoding
703:decoding
650:Bulverde
446:624 MHz
419:Monahans
361:Bulverde
268:256-pin
265:17x17mm
244:255 pin
241:13x13mm
91:line of
3053:Stratix
2989:Related
2951:Itanium
2866:9th gen
2861:8th gen
2856:7th gen
2851:6th gen
2846:5th gen
2841:4th gen
2836:3rd gen
2831:2nd gen
2826:1st gen
2789:Pentium
2772:Celeron
2732:Tolapai
2653:Pentium
2636:(1998)
2634:Celeron
2525:80387DX
2517:80387SX
2312:Pentium
2307:Celeron
2261:Tremont
2232:Bonnell
2182:Skylake
2170:Haswell
2146:Nehalem
2045:Itanium
1961:Pentium
1956:Celeron
1587:Marvell
1472:Reuters
1399:Marvell
1225:EETimes
1193:Samsung
1168:RedBoot
1108:RISC OS
1102:in the
991:IXC1100
980:Vivante
970:PXA1088
886:PXA168
845:Siemens
841:Samsung
808:PXA800F
790:GoForce
625:Dalhart
611:ARM DSP
605:ARMv5TE
584:Cotulla
541:PXA955
536:PXA95x
520:PXA935
495:PXA930
490:PXA93x
470:PXA90x
465:PXA90x
451:PXA320
437:PXA310
412:PXA300
407:PXA3xx
393:PXA272
379:PXA271
354:PXA270
349:PXA27x
338:PXA263
327:PXA261
305:Dalhart
298:PXA260
293:PXA26x
283:PXA255
259:Cotulla
255:PXA250
225:PXA210
61:, like
21:X scale
2976:XScale
2746:64-bit
2742:x86-64
2647:(2004)
2544:32-bit
2507:80C187
2500:(1980)
2473:(1982)
2467:(1982)
2461:(1982)
2455:(1979)
2449:(1978)
2438:16-bit
2432:Early
2424:(1977)
2418:(1974)
2412:(1972)
2391:(1974)
2385:(1971)
2293:64-bit
2289:x86-64
2139:Penryn
2125:64-bit
2121:x86-64
2080:32-bit
1375:GitLab
1189:Exynos
1086:, the
1024:OC-192
942:PXA940
908:Sheeva
900:Mohawk
878:PXA16x
868:Hermon
862:PXA90x
820:- and
787:Nvidia
739:PXA3xx
671:Concan
636:PXA27x
619:PXA26x
548:ARMv7
246:T-PBGA
67:Cortex
27:XScale
3048:PIIXs
2929:Other
2727:Quark
2540:IA-32
2530:80487
2512:80287
2471:80286
2465:80188
2459:80186
2401:8-bit
2374:4-bit
2076:IA-32
2040:Quark
1939:Lists
1336:01net
1266:(PDF)
1259:(PDF)
1242:(PDF)
1116:Linux
1112:NSLU2
982:GPU.
833:Nokia
729:2700G
695:bytes
691:words
501:Tavor
207:Size
145:Intel
124:cache
122:data
39:Intel
29:is a
3043:ICHs
3038:SCHs
3033:PCHs
2966:i960
2961:i860
2956:RISC
2946:EPIC
2936:CISC
2888:Xeon
2816:Core
2755:Atom
2705:Xeon
2700:Core
2617:Atom
2575:i486
2553:i386
2546:x86)
2498:8087
2486:FPUs
2453:8088
2447:8086
2422:8085
2416:8080
2410:8008
2389:4040
2383:4004
2349:Xeon
2317:Core
2302:Atom
2134:Core
2082:x86)
2035:Xeon
1998:Core
1951:Atom
1743:2010
1705:2022
1357:link
1174:OMAP
1128:Xeon
1096:PDAs
1092:iPaq
1080:Palm
1074:and
1072:Treo
1068:Zire
847:and
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775:MIPS
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705:and
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270:PBGA
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33:for
3026:Arc
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2760:SoC
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2627:SoC
2590:DX4
2585:DX2
2563:376
2482:x87
2434:x86
2370:BCD
2224:ULV
2221:x86
1976:III
1966:Pro
1202:ARM
1100:CPU
1053:RIM
1000:IOP
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904:PJ1
902:or
896:SoC
818:GSM
768:PDA
683:SSE
667:MMX
592:MHz
320:MHz
276:MHz
203:Fab
178:PXA
172:PCI
101:DEC
74:ISA
65:'s
63:Arm
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