SlashGear Japan
We wrote about the NVIDIA APX 2500 a couple days ago, and Vincent managed to capture hands-on demo of the new mobile graphics chip in action. The APX 2500 is a low-power video chip that is capable of delivering 720p video.
Check out the NVIDIA APX 2500 prototype in action after the cut
During the demo, video playback is decoded using hardware rather than software and output was sent to a 60-inch plasma TV.
In the video, you will see NVIDIA reference design device that is not intended for production, but it gives you some idea of the chip’s capabilities. The reference device is based on an ARM11 750Mhz CPU and runs on Windows CE.
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3 Responses to “NVIDIA APX 2500 hands-on video”
Someone Cool February 13, 2008
I now know what to put on my wishlist for [Enter release date of this phone].
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NeutralVN February 16, 2008
It will take a while until we see this in the market :(
Neutraldui_hak March 6, 2008
its comin out in jan 2009 aparantly unless a phone company buys it out
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