Prototype on display quad-core processor for smartphones, become a thing that is surprising for the most prestigious electronics exhibition in the world, the Consumer Electronics Show took place, 10 to Jan. 13 in Las Vegas.
Is a Japanese electronics company, Fujitsu, which showcased the prototype smartphones that use quad core processor from Nvidia's Tegra 3.
On that occasion, Fujitsu showcased smartphone running the Android operating system 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Fujitsu also showcased the ability of these smartphones in the running game Riptide GP and can run smoothly without lag.
Although using four processors of the brain, this smartphone is claimed to save battery consumption when not run applications that require heavy graphics performance.
However, from the Real World Technologies analyst David Kanter, predicts that the performance of quad-core processors are too strong and will quickly suck up more battery consumption.
There is even a possibility, processor performance will decline when operating in battery saving mode. Therefore, posesor smartphone with quad-core should have a battery with a super strong durability.
Reportedly, too, were preparing HTC Android smartphone with quad-core processor, named HTC Edge. Rumors are growing, the Edge will run the Android operating system 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, then armed with 1GB of RAM, screen high definiton (HD) 4.7-inch, and 8MP camera.
Previously, the Tegra processor 3 has been used in devices Prime Transformer Pad tablet Eee from Asus and Lenovo made IdeaTad K2. Acer will also produce a tablet that uses a Tegra processor 3.
Nvidia does have an impressive track record in producing processors for mobile devices, namely smartphones and tablets. Tegra 2 dual core processors, with clock speed of 2 x 1.5 GHz, recorded as the smartphone processor with the fastest performance.
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