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" Intel has confirmed that the first mobile phone powered by one of its processor chips will go on sale in India this month. Indian manufacturer Lava developed the XOLO X900 handset, which will retail at around 22,000 rupees (\u00A3265), and will distribute it in partnership with Croma. The XOLO X900 features a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor Z2460 with a 400 MHz GPU. It also packs an 8-megapixel camera and runs Google&amp;#039;s Android Gingerbread. A future upgrade will update its software to Ice Cream Sandwich. &amp;quot;After our success in feature phones, with over 10 million happy customers in under three years, XOLO will be a differentiated player in the fast-growing smartphone segment,&amp;quot; said Lava&amp;#039;s co-founder and director Vishal Sehgal. Intel previously attempted to enter the mobile phone market in 2010 when it signed a deal with LG. The venture failed to take off and no smartphones were developed. However, Motorola Mobility and Lenovo are expected to announce devices featuring Intel processors in the near future. The chip maker revealed partnerships with both firms at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year. &amp;gt; Intel, Google agree Android development partnership "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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