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NVIDIA Tegra 2 twice as fast as the original?
electronista.com - 28 days ago
NVIDIA Tegra 2 twice as fast as the original?
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A source today claims the sequel to NVIDIA's Tegra mobile processor could muster double the performance of the original. The new chip is purported by "high ranking" industry contacts to be switching from an ARM7 architecture to the much newer ARM9 and also to use a dual-core design. Combined ...
Nvidia impresses people with Tegra 2
fudzilla.com - 28 days ago
Nvidia impresses people with Tegra 2
— fudzilla.com — Double the power and dual-core CPU (more) Nvidia impresses people with Tegra 2

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NVIDIA tablet mystery solved: an ODM Tegra prototype
engadget.com - 24 days ago
NVIDIA tablet mystery solved: an ODM Tegra prototype
— engadget.com — NVIDIA just hit us with more info on that mysterious tablet Jen-Hsun Huang was pictured with yesterday,... and the truth is just as we'd assumed: it's a Tegra prototype from an ODM called ICD that's being "actively" shopped to carriers around the ... (more) NVIDIA tablet mystery solved: an ODM Tegra prototype

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Engadget:  NVIDIA Tegra 2 to double performance, arrive in 2010?

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NVIDIA Tegra 2 to double performance, arrive in 2010?
Engadget — ... those highly anonymous and entirely unaccountable "industry sources," but given the time that will pass between the availability of the first Tegra chipset and the suggested 2010 release of Tegra 2, it makes sense to believe that the engineers have had sufficient opportunity to optimize and energize their platform. It's not like NVIDIA has been wasting its time setting up anti-Intel websites and putting together snarky cartoons about its competition, right? [Via Electronista] Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds, Laptops ...

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Word has it that the NVIDIA's Tegra 2 mobile processor could probably double the performance of its predecessor when it rolls out next year, thanks to the switch to the newer ARM9 architecture. Assuming it combines well with the graphics core, the updated Tegra 2 could be a force to be ...
NVIDIA Tegra 2 coming next year — Liliputing
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NVIDIA Tegra 2 will be twice as fast as the original — PCLaunches.com
If reports are to be believed then NVIDIA is all set to launch its Tegra 2 chip with twice as power as the original. And mind it, the original is pretty much powerful, it offers very good computational as well as graphics power for multimedia devices. So just imagine if Tegra 2 has to be ...
Nvidia Tegra 2: Double the Computational and Graphics Power — PR News:
The original Nvidia Tegra chip is a popular choice for mobile devices; you only have to look to the Zune HD for proof of that. It comes as no surprise that a new faster model would be on the cards, which is where Nvidia Tegra 2 comes in. The news chip will have double the power thanks to ...
NVIDIA Tegra 2 doubles power, expected 2010 — SlashGear
NVIDIA’s Tegra may not have grabbed as much attention as its Ion sibling – the latter’s ability to grant the humble netbook with 1080p capabilities is certainly an eye-catcher – but the compact chipset is certainly doing impressive things inside the Zune HD and is poised ...
First look at the Zune HD with NVIDIA Tegra – Video — Liliputing
The NVIDIA Tegra platform combines a low power ARM processor with high performance NVIDIA graphics to enable HD video playback on low power devices with excellent battery life. We’re still waiting for the first NVIDIA Tegra powered netbooks or smartbooks to hit the market. But there is ...