Nvidia's tablets with quad-core chips of Kal-El will be released in the near future
CALIFORNIA - Party of Nvidia claims tablets with quad-core chips Kal-El will be released in the near future. "Tablets with the support of Kal-El will slide this fall, as well as the CES 2012 event for its line of mobile phones/smartphones," Nvidia said in a statement to Cnet, on Monday (9/15/2011).
Most dominant player of iPad tablet (Apple) undergo the sustainable pressure of Android-supported tablets this year.
As is known, the output of processor of Nvidia became the most popular for Android tablets Xoom Honeycomb like Motorola, Samsung Galaxy 10.1, Toshiba and Acer Thrive Iconia Tab A500. Tablets in the future Sony will also reportedly use the Tegra chip.
Kal-El is itself a form of 'small' of 12-core GeForce GPU and is able to display HD quality video in 'extreme'. "Our latest generation of processors, Kal-El, has a very robust design. We also have a good relationship with Google. So after Kal-El chip ready for production, we will 'run' (in this market)," said Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang.
One thing should be a concern of the use of super-fast processor to tends consume a very large power. However, Huang adds statement. "Kal-El achieved better performance than Tegra 2, with less power usage."
Motorola is referred as a strong candidate of users for this processor in future tablet. Sanjay Jha as CEO had point out that it will release a "far more aggressive" tablet in the end of the year. Asus also pointed out as candidates of Nvidia's Kal-El users besides Motorola.
"Several people understand that in all aspects, Kal-El consumes less power than Tegra 2 ," said by Huang.
