With 192 cores and lower power consumption, all they need now is a manufacturer to actually use the thing. Supporting DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.4, the 2-watt processor is set for release in 2014.
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Awesome! I think I’m going to wait to get this in the next tablet that I purchase. I’m interested in the new Nexus 7, but now that I see this, I may wait a bit longer since this will mean that it can possibly run PS1, N64, Game Cube,and PS2 emulators without performance issues.
PS2 emulator without performance issues id love to see that since the the PC ps2 emulators can get really bad in certain games, and ace combat for example just doesnt run properly.