Stunning NVIDIA Quad-Core Graphics Demoed on a Tablet
Rabu, 01 Juni 2011 by Android Blackberry
Quad-core CPU as well as a 12-core GPU in a tablet or smartphone? That is specifically what NVIDIA promised three months ago along with the provider has now shown what its newest system-on-a-chip (SoC) is capable of. Dubbed Kal-El, it looks to be an outstanding performer in terms of dynamic lighting and movement.
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Who is Kal-El? Originally, that is the actual name of Superboy, nevertheless considering that February Kal-El means something unique, at least to those interested in high quality mobile gaming.
Kal-El is the next generation Tegra architecture often referred to as Tegra three. It's an SoC sort of platform which means a piece of hardware integrating numerous components on a single circuit (e.g. CPU and GPU). The NVIDIA's upcoming hardware is "battery-friendly" and consists of a quad-core processor (each and every core is a 1.5 Ghz ARM Cortex-A9) along with a 12-core NVIDIA GPU capable of 3D stereo. That's pretty impressive taking into account that this is actually a mobile hardware for tablets and smartphones.
Project Kal-El was 1st announced during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, in February, 2011. Very first tablets with Kal-El ship in August, whereas smartphones will appear towards the end of the year.
The demo's title is Glowball and that's the name of its character, which is actually a luminous ball. In truth Glowball is actually a really fun tablet game controlled by the gyroscope. It clearly shows the amazing prospective of Kal-El in terms of generating dynamic light effects and fantastic, realistic physics all rendered in actual time, maybe as never seen prior to on a mobile device. Just see how the drapes wave around as the ball rolls by way of them. I bet that is something iPad 2 will not do.
