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That's what it sounded like the author was trying to say, but I think you're right, it's very unlikely. If Apple is doing anything with PA Semi's technology, I
by Tamerlin 18y ago
That's what it sounded like the author was trying to say, but I think you're right, it's very unlikely.
If Apple is doing anything with PA Semi's technology, I'd expect a mobile device with more horsepower than we're accustomed to seeing.
It could be possible however to use PA Semi's technology as an extra processor to service things like video encode/decode, physics, etc. Or even a TV tuner, for that matter.
And there are of course other possibilities as well, but I don't have all day to type this :)
- wmf 18y agoOpenCL suggests that Apple would prefer to perform video encode/decode, physics, etc. on the GPU. It's logical, since the GPU is already paid for.