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Nvidia introduces MultiMedia Platform for Windows Mobile

Nobody can question Nvidia's expertise when it comes to building high-end graphics solutions for desktops. So what's cooler than seeing them team up with Intel to provide a hardware multimedia platform for Windows Mobile 5.0-based devices. The all-in-one platform is a complete development kit containing the necessary hardware (based on the GoForce 5500 processor) and software components to provide
  • true, fluid digital TV;
  • DVD-quality video;
  • high-fidelity surround sound;
  • console-class gaming;
  • premier 2D/3D graphics.
Devices that are already based on the Nvidia MultiMedia Platform include: the Samsung i310 8GB smartphone, the Modeo DVB-H smartphone, and iRiver's G10 "Wing" WiBro gaming device. Of course it's up to you how you justify HiFi surround sound on a handheld device, but I'm sure you'll find your use for it.

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