What The 28nm A5 Chip Inside The New Apple TV Means For The Retina iPad Mini

Cult of Mac
By John BrownleeMar 11, 2013, 11:16 am158 pts
The Apple TV, Cupertino’s “hobby” of a set-top box, is often used to test out new fabrication process for the A-series chips that go into iPhones, iPod touches and iPads. The last Apple TV ran a 32nm A5 processor built by Samsung with a single-core disabled, which eventually ended up (in a dual-core capacity)…

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