As you guys know, Kal-El will be the successor of the current Tegra 2 SOC and it features no less than four processing cores based on the ARM Cortex A9 architecture, which are clocked at 1.5GHz, as well as 12 graphics cores with support for 3D video.
Kal-El should have made its way into tablets in September, however recent reports suggest the processor was delayed and that the first devices to use it won't actually appear until the Q4 Holiday season starts.
Tegra 3 integrated graphics will also support a series of advanced features such as anti-aliasing and a 2560x1600 video output.
