Chip maker AMLogic is getting ready to launch its first quad-core processor. The AMLogic AML8726-M8 is due out in the second half of 2013, and it’s a quad-core chip based on an ARM Cortex-A9 design. It’ll likely be used in upcoming Android tablets, and at least one company has announced plans to launch an Android-powered TV box featuring the new chip.
The AMlogic AML-87260M8 runs at speeds as high as 2 GHz, and features an unspecified ARM Mali graphics core with support for dual 1080P video decoding and 4K video output.
It’s a 28nm processor that should go head-to-head with the Rockchip RK3188, another quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor from a Chinese chip manufacturer.
Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and Samsung all have processors based on more powerful ARM Cortex-A15 or Krait designs. But AMLogic’s upcoming chip looks like it could be one of the fastest Cortex-A9 processors when it hits the street this summer or fall.
via CNX-Software
I hope they are being truthful about the specifications. Unlike their old cortex A9 family quadcore chips.
*1080p
Who knew how close the P and 0 buttons were to one another?
Thanks!
lol
I thought this was a newer resolution that I didn’t know about 😀