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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

MWC2013:Altar introduces Single Mode LTE NVidia Tegra 3 tablet reference platform.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.

MWC2013:Altar introduces Single Mode LTE NVidia Tegra 3 tablet reference platform.


Altair Semiconductor (http://www.altair-semi.com), the world's leading developer of high-performance, single-mode LTE chipsets, today announced that its chipset has been pre-integrated on the NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 tablet reference platform. The platform has been made available to Altair and NVIDIA customers as a reference for the development of single-mode LTE tablets, offering manufacturers a mature, high-performance and cost-effective solution.

Altair's Verizon-Certified FourGee-3100/6202 chipset offers single-mode LTE connectivity on both FDD and TDD variants across all 3GPP bands globally.

"As the industry continues its unabated move towards wide-scale adoption of 4G only devices, manufacturers are on the lookout for innovative LTE solutions to differentiate their product offering," said Eran Eshed, Co-Founder and VP of Marketing at Altair Semiconductor. "We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with NVIDIA and to bringing the 4G user experience to consumers around the world."

The explosion of data-centric devices such as mobile hotspots, Wi-Fi routers, USB dongles and M2M applications, combined with the massive expansion of 4G global coverage to the point of 3G parity, is driving strong carrier adoption of LTE powered devices which do not include 3G functionality. The combination of 3G's high cost, driven by extra silicon and heavy IP royalty toll, with narrow-band user experience, provides strong motivation to carriers and consumers alike to adopt LTE-only devices.

"By teaming Tegra 3 with Altair's LTE chipset, we can offer customers one of the most advanced solutions for LTE mobile devices," said Glenn Schuster, Director of Technical Marketing at NVIDIA. "We're looking forward to bringing more differentiated, LTE-enabled products to market."

About Altair Semiconductor
Altair Semiconductor is the world's leading developer of high performance, single-mode LTE semiconductors. Altair's chipsets can be found in approximately 50 end-user devices - ranging from USB dongles to smartphones - built by its more than 20 customers across North America, Europe, China, India and Taiwan - making it one of the only TDD/FDD LTE chipset manufacturers in the world with commercially available products. Altair's comprehensive product portfolio includes baseband processors, multi-band RF transceivers for both FDD and TDD bands, and a range of reference hardware and product level protocol stack software. Based on a novel, proprietary Software Defined Radio (SDR) processor, codenamed "O[2]P™", Altair's products are the smallest and most highly power optimized in the industry, offering an unmatched combination of flexibility and performance. For more information, visit the company's website at http://www.altair-semi.com. Follow Altair on Twitter: @AltairSemi


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SOURCE Altair Semiconductor

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

ASUS to build Google`s Nexus 7 quad-core tablet.Probably to debut in June 27.


WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

ASUS to build Google`s Nexus 7 quad-core tablet. Probably to debut in June 27.


ASUS has been named as the vendor building Google’s long-anticipated own-branded tablet, which could be unveiled at the end of the month.

According to the Android Authority blog, which cites an anonymous ASUS source, the Android-powered device will be called Nexus 7. It will reportedly feature a 7-inch screen and be powered by Nvidia’s quad-core Tegra 3 chip.

There has been much speculation that Google is planning a return to branded hardware with its own tablet in a direct challenge to the dominance of Apple’s iPad. It is now speculated that the ASUS-manufactured Nexus 7 could makes its debut at the Google I/O developer event in San Francisco on 27 June.

The ASUS executive also hinted at pricing, suggesting that the device will retail in the US$150-US$250 range, significantly below the iPad price points.

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