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Nvidia plans to release Tegra 2 at next year's CES and according to Senior VP of Investor Relations and Communications Michael Hara, several Tegra 2 products will be showcased at CES.
“At CES we are going to make a major announcement about Tegra family. It is highly possible that we will see some very interesting form-factors coming out at the same time... You are going to see roll-outs and deployments of tablet PCs, smartbooks, netbooks, MIDs throughout the first half and then you will see major roll-outs of smartphones in the second half (of 2010),” said Hara.
Tegra 2 is expected to be at least twice as powerful as the original chip used in Redmond's Zune HD. It will use faster memory, feature faster graphics and it will be made using 40nm technology.
The original Tegra is a quite nippy chip. It works great in the new Zune, but sadly there's few devices based on it. The big hope for Nvidia is to land major smartphone orders, as Tegra's graphics could make quite a difference and offer designers the chance to make much livelier UIs and offer more graphics intensive features.
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Nvidia readies Tegra 2 launch for CES 2010
Tablets, smartbooks, MIDs and phones
Nvidia plans to release Tegra 2 at next year's CES and according to Senior VP of Investor Relations and Communications Michael Hara, several Tegra 2 products will be showcased at CES.
“At CES we are going to make a major announcement about Tegra family. It is highly possible that we will see some very interesting form-factors coming out at the same time... You are going to see roll-outs and deployments of tablet PCs, smartbooks, netbooks, MIDs throughout the first half and then you will see major roll-outs of smartphones in the second half (of 2010),” said Hara.
Tegra 2 is expected to be at least twice as powerful as the original chip used in Redmond's Zune HD. It will use faster memory, feature faster graphics and it will be made using 40nm technology.
The original Tegra is a quite nippy chip. It works great in the new Zune, but sadly there's few devices based on it. The big hope for Nvidia is to land major smartphone orders, as Tegra's graphics could make quite a difference and offer designers the chance to make much livelier UIs and offer more graphics intensive features.
More here.