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Samsung and Moto readying Tegra smartphones?

July 5, 2009 by Ben Robinson - Leave a Comment

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nvidia-logoElectricpig.co.uk is reporting that there are strong rumours regarding the NVIDIA Tegra chip (used in the Zune HD), being used in Mobile devices – with Samsung and Moto as prime candidates!

The original info apparently came from DigiTimes, and apparently a number of the Top 5 handset vendors have ordered the chip – amongst the reasons being that it can eke out high performance HD video and 3D GFX, without shredding the battery!

Of course it may be that a Tegra-powered, dare I say Android-based, handset might pull Moto out of the quagmire they are in currently with Mobile devices – there are plenty of people out there that would be ready to buy Moto again if they can deliver something on this level!

So let’s wear the rumour cap well, and hope this turns in to something more concrete soon!

[Via: Electricpig.co.uk via: DigiTimes]

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