21.09.2007 01:05 Uhr, Quelle: Engadget

Toshiba's Cell-derived SpursEngine chip to process video

Filed under: Handhelds, Laptops Toshiba's newfangled SpursEngine chip could soon be used to "work alongside a microprocessor to process video streams, recognize and process images, and tackle other multimedia chores," and while we're not exactly sure what kind of hit this will take on battery life, the prototype version is said to consume 10 to 20-watts of juice. Nevertheless, Tosh's new device "uses cores derived from the Cell microprocessor" and is being "aimed at multimedia applications" in particular. At CEAT

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