The boys at Fudzilla have managed to get some pictures of the reference board of nVidia's upcoming high def. mobile platform, Tegra. It's main features are a low power chip to increase battery life by huge amounts, and allows the unit to play 1080p HDMI for up to 10 hours, which is very impressive indeed considering the device will be only a tiny bit bigger than an iPhone.

Tegra supports Windows CE, Windows mobile or Linux but the main focus for the platform is Windows. The first devices should come to market in Q1 2009, but no official date has been announced yet.


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