If a data controller is using a data processor and it's the processor that suffers a breach, they're required to inform the controller as soon as they become aware.
Now it's XML processors; last month it was security processors, knowledge processors, DSLAM backend processors, 3G wireless processors, residential gateway processors each with new wirespeed requirements.
Whether it's a processor, hard drive, or video card, it produces waste heat as its processors and moving parts do their thing.
It's ARM11 processor operates at 800Mhz with 2GB of flash memory and 128mb of RAM.
Chances are it can: it's mechanical processor is built for a single purpose, whereas modern procs are do-alls.
(Interesting factoid: Qualcomm distributes and licenses this framework for free. Why? Because it's pretty processor intensive.
However, it's a decent processor and makes the machine good value for money.
It's the same processor that LG used in the G4 to great effect.
Conclusion: yes, it's a good processor.
It's brawny StrongARM processor from Intel lets it do things like play MP3 audio and MPEG video.
