Lava XOLO X900 powered by Intel’s 1.6Ghz Atom Z2460 processor now available in India

Lava and Intel launched the XOLO X900 smartphone powered by Intel’s 1.6Ghz Atom Z2460 processor along with a 400 MHz Graphics Processing Unit. It was available from the Croma online store starting earlier this week, now the phone is available from online retailer Tradus.in.

The Lava XOLO X900 has 4.03-inch (1024 x 600 pixels) high-resolution LCD touch screen display and runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) (ICS update expected soon). It has 8MP camera with LED flash, burst mode that can capture 10 pictures in under a second and a 3MP secondary video calling camera.

It also has 3G HSPA+ support with Intel XMM 6260 Platform, HDMI, NFC, Micro SIM slot and HD video playback and comes with 1460mAh battery.

The Lava XOLO X900 is now available from Tradus.in for Rs. 22,220. They offer EMI options similar to Croma and promises to ship the device in 5 to 7 days

New Intel Valley View specs leak .promises a fourfold increase in graphic performance

With all the effort focused on ultrabooks and ULV processors like Sandy Bridge, the Intel Atom lineup has hardly been having the best of times recently. However, a leaked presentation indicates that we might not have seen the last of the super power-efficient chipsets.


The next generation of Atoms, codenamed Valley View, will be using 22nm process and will reportedly be coming out next year. It will have an architecture similar to Cedar Trail, but with Ivy Bridge graphics.

This means that you’ll be getting the graphics
performance of a current low-to-mid-range discrete GPU and Ivy Bridge ULV-grade processing power in a chip that will have a TDP of less than 10W.

What’s even more impressive the Valley View Atoms will have support for up to 8GB or RAM and will be available in single, dual and quad-core configurations. We imagine this will make them ideal for powering Windows 8 tablets, where lower power consumption is particularly important.