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   Chris Davies
   

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   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 to capitalize on Smartbooks too, so it comes as little surprise to hear that the company is readying its successor.  The NVIDIA Tegra 2 – not yet officially named – is expected to drop in 2010, claim Fudzilla’s “high ranking industry sources”, with twice the computational and graphics power of the first-gen chipset.

   
   NVIDIA Tegra 2 doubles power, expected 2010

   Posted 1 month ago #
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   giridhart
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   I think its Cortex-A9 dual core and not ARM9 which is not a multi-core supported cpu.

   Posted 1 month ago #

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