Steve Jobs, Chip Wizard
February 1, 2010
This week saw a big day in the world of Technology, with Apple announcing the incredibly hyped iPad tablet. What's the significance for chip-design engineers? Though we won't have the details from a full teardown for another couple of months, Apple did announce that they've designed the central chip in the iPad, dubbing it the "A4".
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