NVIDIA Reveals Tegra Note
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Spets
Looks like a pretty good tablet, would of been nice to have a higher resolution though.
kosh_neranek
720P? Fail...now am real happy I got the new Nexus 7..though a stylus is a nice touch
Chillin
I can't see a viable reason to go for this over the Nexus 7 v2 unless you desperately need a pen.
crap daddy
Chillin
vazup
I wonder how the Nexus 7 v2 graphic chip compares to Tegra4
warezme
Anyone make a smart phone or table with HD video IN, (and OUT of course).
Chouji
This is almost what i want. Almost. the screen resolution is still what's killing it for me.
I have 1080p movies, i want to watch them at 1080p.
vazup
Redemption80
Who says he does watch them on a monitor, but your very close to a 7inch tablet so your more likely than ever to notice flaws.
I said it in the other thread as well, i just wouldn't want to go back down to a lower res screen since i got the Nexus7, i was also surprised how much easier it is browse when the screen is 19x12.
The specs on this are nice, but i would never use the sd card or stylus and gaming is the one thing i never do on phones or tablets.
Chouji
IcE
If the screen is matte, it's already better than the Nexus 7V2 in my eyes. The glare on the Nexus is just unbearable.
play2lose
I think this is more focused on using as a gaming device, and keeping it at 720p for that is actually a good idea.
The Tegra 4 is already about twice as fast as the Snapdragon 600 (Nexus 7 2's processor) and considering the Nexus 7 has to push twice the pixels it's safe to assume you'll get around 3x - 4x better performance on this Tegra Note than you would on the Nexus 7 for 3D heavy games.
I've got an Xperia Z Ultra with a Snapdragon 800 (about as fast as the Tegra 4) but running Asphault 8 on it's 1080p screen is actually kind've stuttery/laggy. In a way, the lower resolution keeps the Tegra Note more future proof.
IcE
play2lose
Chouji
I'm with Play2lose, the Shield is just silly.
I'd rather play with a tablet and a wireless controller. There are many nice bluetooth gamepads out there now. Even some mini pocket controllers.
Lane
We will need wait a test... On paper it look like they have take some good things from left and right. ( stylus from galaxy Note etc ), but right now, its just a marketing slide...
Need wait to see if the stylus tech is as good of the wacom one ( Samsung Note ).. price start at 199.- but like it seems they will be distributed by some brands ( what brand ? ) with different option, price could quickly go up.
Need to see how it compare to other 7-8" tablet.. ( when it will be available )
play2lose
thread necro time...
I was just thinking about what tablet I want to get for xmas and I'm thinking of either the EVGA or HP Tegra Note, then I remembered this thread. Just wanted to bump with this picture, this is why they went with 1280x800 (or at least a nice bonus of cheaping out on the screen)
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph7508/60019.png
GLBenchmarks translate to real word performance pretty accurately on android devices, so with the latest games that you play at 14fps on the 2013 Nexus 7 you could be getting 30+ fps with a Tegra Note 🙂 The Tegra Note either beats or destroys the 2013 N7 in I think literally every benchmark in their anandtech review, so the price to performance ratio is really up there.
Redemption80
Yeah, but as you mentioned that will be the resolution difference compared to the 2013 N7.
I don't really game on tablets, can you change the res in any games?
play2lose
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph7508/60020.png
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph7508/60024.png
and especially in CPU / browser performance:
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph7508/60003.png
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph7508/60001.png
Although to be honest if what you'll be doing is mainly web browsing / reading then obviously the resolution increase would be better than a faster tablet.
You can't change the resolution on any games or apps on Android, at least not natively. I'm sure someone could come up with a way if you're rooted.
Yeah, but still even offscreen at 1080p the Tegra 4 is still a good deal faster than the Snapdragon 600