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[* black] Motorola claims the Moto X battery can power an amazing 24 hours of "mixed usage."
[* black] How does the Moto X accomplish such a feat with a 3.8 volt, 2200 mAh Lithium ion battery? The secret is in the X8 Mobile Computing System.
[* icon_note] The Motorola X8 Mobile Computing System is comprised of a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4Pro family processor, a natural language processor and a contextual computing processor.
[* black] Motorola developed a custom system architecture, which, when coupled with eight processor cores, allows for the delegation of processing power:
- [* red] 4 graphics processor cores for stunning clarity
- [* orange] 2 application processor cores for swift action
- [* yellow] 2 low-power cores—awaiting your next command
+ [* red] 4 graphics processor cores for "stunning clarity"
+ [* orange] 2 application processor cores for "swift action"
+ [* yellow] 2 low-power cores—"awaiting your next command"