Here’s what Apple’s custom designed Apple Watch ‘S1′ chip packs in

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By Christian ZibregApr 30, 2015, 1:08 pm867 pts
The Apple Watch is driven by Apple’s in-house designed system-in-package (SiP) processor, called S1. Laying flat in the bottom of the Watch casing, it integrates many subsystems into one remarkably compact module, essentially miniaturizing an entire computer architecture onto a single chip. Because it’s…

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