After the Apple TV device, Apple could put its internally developed A4 chip in low-power devices or networked media center devices.

Apple raised eyebrows during the original iPad unveiling when it casually noted that the new device would be using a new, Apple-designed System on a Chip named the A4. The company's future custom ...

Analysis of Apple's A4 didn't stop in the month after the iPad's launch—a number of groups have continued to poke, prod, and photograph Apple's chip, looking for insight into a question that ...

Apple's 1 Ghz A4 appears to be a so-called system-on-a-chip built around ARM's Core Cortex A8 processor architecture, says Forward Concepts President Will Strauss.

The Apple A4 represents a bold move forward for Apple, as a newfound designer of custom chips.

So I trolled VentureBeat’s readers with a challenge: Explain to me how Apple’s switch from third-party chip manufacturers to its own in-house design for the A4 chip that powers the new iPad ...

With the A4 chip, Apple has challenged the norms of the mobile device industry, where chip design is usually left to microprocessor companies.

Apple’s latest iPod and Apple TV event was notionally about the snazzy product line, but it also reveals how much Apple’s future hinges on its house-brand ARM chips–the A4 silicon is now ...

Apple’s A4 chip, being used in the iPad, could ultimately provide a speed bump to future versions of the company’s iPhone, analysts said on Thursday. Apple on Wednesday introduced the iPad ...

Does the iPad live up to the hype? We break down Apple's entrant into the Tablet PC world, along with our hopes and dreams for the new 1GHz A4 - Page 3 ...

Apple swapped a processor from Intel for its own A4 system-on-a-chip in the slimmed-down AppleTV set top box it unveiled Wednesday. It's a move that tells you everything you need to know about ...