nVidia has apparently got a 3D chip in the works for mobile devices that is set to challenge Nintendo's high-anticipated 3DS according to a 'deep throat' source.
TechEye states that, "A deep throat has leaked an image of Nvidia's Mobile World Congress presentation to TechEye..."
The image shows that the chipmaker is to ship a "a Tegra 2 3D processor this year, intended for use in mobile gadgets featuring a 3D screen. The new Tegra 2 3D will be based on a Dual Cortex A9 clocked at up to 1.2 GHz, offering 5520 MIPS. According to the slide, Nvidia will start churning them out some time in the first quarter."
Source: TechEye
TechEye states that, "A deep throat has leaked an image of Nvidia's Mobile World Congress presentation to TechEye..."
The image shows that the chipmaker is to ship a "a Tegra 2 3D processor this year, intended for use in mobile gadgets featuring a 3D screen. The new Tegra 2 3D will be based on a Dual Cortex A9 clocked at up to 1.2 GHz, offering 5520 MIPS. According to the slide, Nvidia will start churning them out some time in the first quarter."
Source: TechEye
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deleted 24 Jan 2011 14:56
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I really think with Sonys recent console push and Tv push for 3D they have had 3D in mind for PSP2 for a while, but we know how Sony likes to fall flat on its face, im just hoping for a dual analogue from PSP2