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มันชวนอะไรกัน แล้วมันจะสร้างอะไรยังงัย แล้วเอา CPU ตัวนี้มาชนกับ Intel Atom หรือปล่าว
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.
The big brother CSX 600 and 650 is aimed at larger machines with screens between handhelds and real laptops. It runs Wince, not XP or Me II because it is not x86, and in general makes you question why they bothered. The chip itself has 256K of L2 cache and can be die stacked to keep the footprint small.
This one runs at 700-800MHz and will support 1080p at 24FPS, not the full 60. It also has hard disk support and can run video in under 3W. If you are keeping track, this is about what Atom can do, but Atom doesn't have that pesky FPS limit.
More information about who is using this will trickle out in the coming week before Computex, and expect a few people to have designs on display there. Given the vast speed advantage Intel has here, you would have to question why people would bother, but, as P. T. Barnum was quoted as saying. µ
ที่ อ่านๆดู มันม่ใช่ x86 แล้วก็ใช้ติดตั้งบน PDA Smartphone ETc
ประสิทธิภาพมันก็ไม่ธรรมดาเลยหล่ะนะ
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, and support 1080p at 24FPS It also has hard disk support and can run video in under 3W.
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquir...-two-cpu-lines
อันนี้ เว็บ ARM11
http://www.arm.com/products/CPUs/fam...M11Family.html
มันชวนอะไรกัน แล้วมันจะสร้างอะไรยังงัย แล้วเอา CPU ตัวนี้มาชนกับ Intel Atom หรือปล่าว
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.
The big brother CSX 600 and 650 is aimed at larger machines with screens between handhelds and real laptops. It runs Wince, not XP or Me II because it is not x86, and in general makes you question why they bothered. The chip itself has 256K of L2 cache and can be die stacked to keep the footprint small.
This one runs at 700-800MHz and will support 1080p at 24FPS, not the full 60. It also has hard disk support and can run video in under 3W. If you are keeping track, this is about what Atom can do, but Atom doesn't have that pesky FPS limit.
More information about who is using this will trickle out in the coming week before Computex, and expect a few people to have designs on display there. Given the vast speed advantage Intel has here, you would have to question why people would bother, but, as P. T. Barnum was quoted as saying. µ
ที่ อ่านๆดู มันม่ใช่ x86 แล้วก็ใช้ติดตั้งบน PDA Smartphone ETc
ประสิทธิภาพมันก็ไม่ธรรมดาเลยหล่ะนะ
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, and support 1080p at 24FPS It also has hard disk support and can run video in under 3W.
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquir...-two-cpu-lines
อันนี้ เว็บ ARM11
http://www.arm.com/products/CPUs/fam...M11Family.html
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