ouch1976
Android Enthusiast
In my opinion, the Tegra 2 didn't live up to expectations, yet it was found in virtually every Android tablet of 2011. Now with MWC coming up, it appears that Tegra 3 has some really nice design wins, especially in phones. But, the recent performance tests have been showing the Tegra 3 being bested by dual core processors. Also, other chip companies will release their own quad core chips in the next few months.
So, I wonder if nVidia will be able to prove their mettle, or just be brushed aside by TI, Samsung, and Qualcomm? What do you think? Lastly, does the chip inside your phone really effect your purchase decision?
So, I wonder if nVidia will be able to prove their mettle, or just be brushed aside by TI, Samsung, and Qualcomm? What do you think? Lastly, does the chip inside your phone really effect your purchase decision?