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MOTOROLA XOOM AND ATRIX 4G MAKE THEIR DEBUT

By on Mar 1 2011
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The new Motorola Atrix 4G super phone and Motorola Xoom Honeycomb tablet are now available, and both are powered by NVIDIA Tegra 2. Check out their impressive capabilities, and get your first look at Tegra Zone, in this short video with Matt Wuebbling, director of product marketing for Tegra.

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  • Jerimiah Reece

    To heck with AT&T and the Atrix. I want Verizon’s upcoming Motorolla Droid Bionic (same nVidia Tegra 2 processor).

  • AckBar

    Just what the world needs: a super fast device for ‘slash and hack games with lots of blood’. Can’t wait to get my hands on one.

  • Hesam Aslan

    Hi Ken,
    Tegra 2 looks pretty impressive with embedded DRM security solutions and a reasonable power consumption suitable for tablets. My question is what is holding up Netflix to certify Tegra 2 for streaming videos? is there a problem on hardware level? Honeycomb seem to have the DRM APIs needed for that.. why is the hold up? this could look bad for Tegra 2 tablets out there as most consumers would be looking forward to stream netflix on their devices.

    Thanks

  • Ken Brown

    Hi Hesam,
    We are working on it. It’s a 3-way cooperation. We supply the technology in the Tegra and the secure OS, the OEM must integrate it and work out an arrangement with Netflix. I think all parties are working towards a complete solution. Stay tuned.

  • hmdqyg

    Does PowerVR SGX543 2MP is more Powerful than ULP GeForce?

  • frank

    What is your response to the recent test performed on the Xoom vs Ipad2 where the A5 beat the peformance of th Tegra 2 by a large margin…. would truly like to know … I am a big fan of Android/NVDA and found this to be a little discouraging…

    http://blog.laptopmag.com/ipad-2-graphics-performance-blows-away-motorola-xoom-original-ipad