Though most of NVIDIAs Tegra chips ended up in tablets, their Tegra 3 has been a success. Nvidia will launchs its all new Tegra solution for mobile devices at the upcoming CES. Two products will be released, the Tegra 4 codenamed Wayne and SoC solution codenamed Grey.

"We think we will announce our [next-generation Tegra] products at CES and our customers will announce their products at MWC," said Chris Evenden, director of investor relations of Nvidia.

Tegra 4 "Wayne" mobile processors will be expected to target the upper segment of the market and be based on the ARM Cortex-A15 cores (4 +1) and a new generation GeForce GPU for mobile devices while "Grey" comes with integrated 3G and LTE modems intended for cheaper mobile.

The ICs are manufactured with a 28 nm process. Availability is expected in the second half of 2013.