An unidentified NVIDIA gadget (P5270) passed through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) earlier today. Information and sketches included in the filing documentation shows that we could possibly be looking at an updated model of the chipmaker’s Tegra 4-powered Shield handheld gaming device.
Its no secret that HP has been struggling off-late. The company has consistently failed to come up with any outstanding products in the last few years and even its primary PC business is not doing particularly well.
Today, in an effort to capture a still nascent market, the company has unveiled a new 14-inch SlateBook running Android.
The Tegra K1 mobile SoC was shown off at the CES 2014 event by NVIDIA, calling it one of the most advanced mobile chipsets. This has now made its way to AnTuTu for some benchmarking action, which reveals stellar performance.
NVIDIA today announced a new Tegra Note 7 tablet with LTE connectivity, giving gamers the opportunity to get online on the go. The device has the same internal specifications as the original Tegra Note 7, including a quad-core Tegra 4 processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 7-inch LCD display with a 1280×800 resolution.
NVIDIA’s Tegra K1 superchip was announced last month during CES, and the company mentioned at the time that the chip wouldn’t make its way to the market for another few months. However, the AnTuTu benchmarks app appears to have already stumbled across a tablet running the new CPU — hinting at a launch sooner than expected.
