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]]/]'s '''Dragonball''' is ] design based on the famous ] core, but implemented as an all-in-one low-power solution for ] use. It was designed by Motorola based in ].
]]/]'s '''Dragonball''' is ] design based on the famous ] core, but implemented as an all-in-one low-power solution for ] use. It was designed by Motorola based in ].
The Dragonball's only major design win was in earlier versions of the ] platform; from Palm OS 5 on it has been superseded by ]-based ] processors from ]. The processor is also used in the ] line of portable ]s. One such example is the Dana, and Dana Wireless.
The Dragonball's only matjor design win was in earlier versions of the ] platform; from Palm OS 5 on it has been superseded by ]-based ] processors from ]. The processor is also used in the ] line of portable ]s. One such example is the Dana, and Dana Wireless.
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This article is about the Motorola Dragonball microprocessor. For the Manga and Anime, see Dragon Ball.
The Dragonball's only matjor design win was in earlier versions of the Palm Computing platform; from Palm OS 5 on it has been superseded by ARM-based XScale processors from Intel. The processor is also used in the AlphaSmart line of portable word processors. One such example is the Dana, and Dana Wireless.
