“NVIDIA IS GOING to release two types of CPUs in the near future. On June 3rd, according to the slides from this week’s reviewers day. Luckily as they forgot to invite us, they forgot to NDA us as well so we can tell you all about the Tegra APX 2500 and CSX 600/650 while others can only fume. Awwwww.ARM11 based system on a chip. This one is aimed at handheld devices in the same way that Atom is.
The chip itself comes in a 144mm2 package, not die, and can do 720p encode and decode at 14MBps. It supports the same last gen features as much of the current GeForce line, can do AA and AF, and will support OpenGL ES 2.0.”
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- NVIDIA Editors Day 2008 @ Benchmark Reviews
- The Future – According to nVidia @ Hardware Secrets
- Windows 7 confirmed for 2010 @ The Inquirer
- Sun Fire X4450: Challenging the HP and IBM bastion @ AnandTech
- Hiper DVI-to-HDMI Cable @ Phoronix
- What to pay for your desktop RAM in late May 2008 @ HEXUS
- x264 HD Benchmark Version 2.0 @ TechARP
- Can Netflix, Apple and Vudu Compete with Cable Offerings? @ Digital Trends
- Thermaltake BlacX Memorial Day Weekend Give-A-Way @ TechwareLabs
- Win a Sapphire HD3850 512MB GDDR3 AGP Card @ Rage3D
The inq is barely dry on this story
nVIDIA failed to capture The Inquirer with an NDA about their recent editors day, leaving them free to spill the beans on nVIDIA’s plans for their CPU lines. Check out the little bit that we know about this answer to Intel’s Atom for now, and expect lots of updates as Computex grows closer.