Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 2nd Jun 2009 18:00 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
Netbooks, netbooks, netbooks, netbooks, netbooks. That's basicaly Computex in a nutshell. If you've seen one Atom-based netbook, you've seen them all, but luckily for us, NVIDIA is about to shake the world of netbooks up with a new Tegra chipset, the Tegra 650. Full high definition playback, battery life from outer space, and a processor that is always-on. Well, that's what NVIDIA promises, anyway. Twelve Tegra 650 devices were announced, with the first devices shipping before the end of the year - at USD 199 or less.
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RE[2]: Comment by kirihito
by puenktchen on Wed 3rd Jun 2009 09:11
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an its quake3. the limiting factor is probably the cpu, as in this test of the ion plattform:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/mainboards/display/nvidia-ion_7.ht...
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2007-09-03
"video games play at up to 46 frames per second"
It's Quake. Bit-Tech has a nice summary.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/nwxmgf
Didn't realize Tegra had 8 independent processors:
Arm 11, Arm 7, GPU, 2D, HD Decode, HD Encode, Audio, Imaging