Friday, Nov 7th 2008 by Chris Davies


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Nothing like ambition to get the mouth watering, and Ericsson have create a whole lot of leaky orifices today after a presentation slide suggests that they envisage mobile devices with cameras capable of HD-quality video and 20-megapixel images by 2012.  In addition, the company believes we’ll be using 1Gbps LTE Advanced mobile networks by the following year.

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The same, mythical mobile device will have an XGA 1024 x 768 resolution display and a 1GHz application CPU.  The latter doesn’t seem too far a leap given the speed of today’s mobile processors – 528MHz in the HTC Touch HD, for instance – but the big question will be whether Ericsson can find a battery technology capable of giving more than a few minutes runtime.

Ericsson are currently developing embedded modules, base station facilities and other services in preparation for the ramping up of cellular network speeds.  Unsurprisingly, Japan and the far-East are tipped as likely candidates for needing LTE technology first.

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