Some analysts say codemorphing isn't quite as revolutionary as Transmeta suggests.
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The chips use a technology called "code morphing, " which Transmeta says lets them run the same x86-type instructions as Intel processors, but with less power.
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For example, once the code-morphing software has translated a particular chunk of x86 code into micro-ops it can store the translated chunk in a special memory to avoid having to translate it again.