yeah...but...like...they were announced but not licensed, yet the PR says all announced cores have been licenced. They forget to add "except for the ones that aren't"
In any case if your "customers" don't show any interest in A or B, it doesn't surprise me that you re-adjust your roadmap and add core varieties that make more sense for market X or Y.
Agree entirely, if there is no market for a core then its automatic not to develop it further, my only bone of contention is that they are stating that 100% of their announced cores have been licenced, which is patently not the case
It's not necessarily for bigger devices, but perhaps for devices that can be connected to HD screens such as what nVidia demonstrated for Tegra.The interesting part of that newsblurb is that they're aiming for higher resolutions (probably for bigger than so far devices) and thus probably the need for more bandwidth.
It's not necessarily for bigger devices, but perhaps for devices that can be connected to HD screens such as what nVidia demonstrated for Tegra.
Ailuros don't understand your point both OMAP 3430 (handset SoC) and 3530 feature SGX530.