NVIDIA might get even deeper into the embedded CPU game Okay, they're only embedded ARM chips, but le Inq is reporting that NVIDIA's prepping not just the Tegra APX 2500 we heard about before, but ...

The NVIDIA Tegra 650 processor is the second product in the Tegra line, the first being the NVIDIA Tegra APX 2500 processor, which is enabling the next generation of Windows Mobile smartphones.

The Nvidia APX 2500 has the ability to connect via an HDMI cable to a big screen and play a full 720p high-definition video for 10 hours on the equivalent of an iPhone battery.

Back in February of this year, NVIDIA announced their APX 2500 application processor. In the official announcement, NVIDIA described the product as a 'breakthrough applications processor that ...

It will also include the Tegra APX 2500. Tegra will put Nvidia in direct competition with Intel, which released its low-power Atom processors earlier this year.

It will also include the Tegra APX 2500. Tegra will put Nvidia in direct competition with Intel, which released its low-power Atom processors earlier this year.

Nvidia announced the Tegra series in June, introducing the Tegra 600 and 650 chips and folding the previously announced APX 2500 cell phone chip into the same line.

The current product lineup includes the Tegra 600 running at 700MHz and Tegra 650 running at 800MHz. It also includes Tegra APX 2500 and APX 2600.

The NVIDIA Tegra 650 processor is the second product in the Tegra line, the first being the NVIDIA Tegra APX 2500 processor, which is enabling the next generation of Windows Mobile smartphones. With ...

The NVIDIA Tegra 650 processor is the second product in the Tegra line, the first being the NVIDIA Tegra APX 2500 processor, which is enabling the next generation of Windows Mobile smartphones.

Nvidia has just launched its fourth brand called Tegra. That is what we know as an APX 2500 sort of mobile CPU-GPU, and this platform can play 720P video with 600miliwats.

It will also include the Tegra APX 2500. Tegra will put Nvidia in direct competition with Intel, which released its low-power Atom processors earlier this year.