Number of devices based on the NVIDIA Tegra reached 20

At last week's Computex exhibition company NVIDIA and its partners have provided 12 new mobile Internet devices (MID) based on the NVIDIA Tegra - the smallest and economical computer-on-chip. NVIDIA Tegra processors support continuous operation of your device for quick access to the Internet, providing power management in the mobile phone and opening hours of battery life of up to 5 times higher in comparison with modern netbukami.

Currently there are over 20 decisions based on the Tegra, at Computex can see the following devices:
• Compal Communications, Inc. CN88 (netbuk)
• ICD Ultra (map)
• Inventec Applications Corp. Rainbow (netbuk)
• Mobinnova Mabo (map)
• Mobinnova ViewBook N910 (netbuk)
• Pegatron Vivid (netbuk)
• Wistron M5 (netbuk)

The Internet would not be complete without a player Adobe Flash, which have 80% of the leading web-sites. NVIDIA said to combine efforts with Adobe to optimize the Adobe Flash and use them for graphics processing capabilities of visual computing, so that users can browse a seamless Flash content and animation with the consumption of much smaller amount of energy compared with other netbukami. In addition to viewing sites with the technology of Flash MID Tegra to support multimedia content, including:
• Listening to music during the 25 days between recharging batteries
• Viewing 1080p HD video up to 10 hours
• Play video games with a frequency of 46 fps