More Tegra buzz...
 

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-10157562-64.html

Debating whether I should buy any nVidia. Already missed the Palm gravy train last month ;)

edit: I'm mainly kidding. Palm only jumped so much because it was so damn low before.

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I am so looking forward to the potential of the Tegra chip. As far as MS is concerned, the rumors of them having their own branded phone have been around for a while now, so who really knows.

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yeah but a tegra branded WM phone with a nice battery finally will be godly!

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Nice battery is a biggie!!!

I think battery size is coming into play.. Pre has the 1500 mAH, Pro has a 1500 mAH. I would bet, 1500 is about to become the standard.

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the thing with tegra is not the size of the battery ...its the chip that operates at extreme low power.
It will last longer with a 800 mAH then a current PDA with a 1500 MAH battery

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Unless it has some magical battery, that likely is a pretty big exaggeration. The phone will still have to incorporate a screen and several radios, all of which are large power draws.

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yeah but a tegra branded WM phone with a nice battery finally will be godly!

HP F2193 laptop battery

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What is the difference between tegra and snapdragon?

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" The Tegra is a "computer on a chip" which integrates CPU, GPU, northbridge, southbridge and primary memory functionality onto a single package"

Keywords there being Single package, where as snapdragon and also the speculated Atom for the iPhone 2 are split into two "packages/Chips" (Dualcore)

Someone please correct me if i am wrong.

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Taken from the linked article.........

"Tegra is different from Intel's Atom processor platform--which is offered as a processor and a separate chipset. Nvidia puts all major device functions onto one piece of silicon. This makes it more akin to Texas Instruments' OMAP processors or Qualcomm's Snapdragon."