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by: Anonymous on 1/10/2010
ATOM inline cisc ARM A9 out of order risc dualcore IT DESTROYS ATOM

1.6 atom plus graphics has been matched and beaten by a dualcore a9 and no graphics

1ghz dualcore ARM A9 out of order risc plus ARM7 work cpu and multipul HD co processors VS a inline atom cpu no contest ion/ion2 boards with arm a9s would destroy all atom boards a tegra and added gpu and ram sub die would kill anything a atom system could ever dream
tegra 2 at high clockspeeds would be a true gaming HD spec machine ATOM IS A JOKE
Tegra 2 by: Anonymous on 1/1/2010
Seems ALOT of people have an opinion about Tegra 2 NOT even knowing what the specs are !!!
nothing new ? by: Anonymous on 12/31/2009
tegra is nothing new or ground breaking ???

ok mr make me a laptop that costs 100 dollars and plays 1080p for 10+ hours.
by: Anonymous on 12/31/2009

Google is as bad or worse than Microsoft and other similar companies and their "don´t be evil" i´t most stupid slogan for a company!!!

As for Tegra, nothing new or groundbreaking.
game changer? no way. by: Anonymous on 12/31/2009
Tegra is just another-ARM based SoC. Nothing special about it. You can get similar stuff from Qualcomm, FreeScale and many others.
game changer? no way.

In terms of raw performance Tegra/ARM can't compete with the not-so-mighty Atom (less then 1000 MIPS for ARM, compared to more than 3000 MIPS for Atom). Good enough for Zune? no doubt. But for netbook? not so sure.

ARM do have better power consumption, but when Atom-based notebooks get 10Hr on a single charge, I don't think the advantage is that significant.

I hope google pays really low price for Tegra, cause low performance and breaking x86 compatibility is a big price to pay.
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