Nvidia announces system-on-a-chip for mobile devices
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[/figure]Nvidia, seemingly with Intel in their crosshairs, today announced the Tegra, a new system-on-a-chip billed as "The world's smallest computer on a chip." Included on the Tegra are an 800 MHz ARM CPU, a HD video processor, an imaging processor, an audio processor, and an ultra-low power GeForce GPU.
Nvidia claims 1080p HDMI output from this little guy. The next couple of years should be interesting in the mobile space.
[/figure]Nvidia, seemingly with Intel in their crosshairs, today announced the Tegra, a new system-on-a-chip billed as "The world's smallest computer on a chip." Included on the Tegra are an 800 MHz ARM CPU, a HD video processor, an imaging processor, an audio processor, and an ultra-low power GeForce GPU.Nvidia claims 1080p HDMI output from this little guy. The next couple of years should be interesting in the mobile space.
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Streaming HD video to handhelds with digital projectors, wireless docking stations that allow the use of monitor/keyboard/mouse, TRUE MOBILE BROADBAND.
bring it.
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=182&Itemid=1
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AMD's latest shot at Intel:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/amd-shares-rise-new-graphics/story.aspx?guid=%7B491208BC-E338-403D-BC74-0827205EA98B%7D&dist=msr_1
"The Sunnyvale, Calif., company's new generation of chips for notebook computers offers improved high definition graphics, wireless connectivity and power management, and is aimed at both consumers, particularly gaming enthusiasts, and businesses."
Seems pretty powerful and versatile- I could see it if I need to travel light, but I'll still take my LT on the plane and to job/event sites. I'm just too old school- cramped keyboards and screens suc.