Reports suggest nVidia slid a stealth fifth core in its quad core Tegra 3 chip so ubiquitous in the next lines of readers and tablets. I nabbed a great story on that from you from Techradar, a techsite we love in the UK. Nice job, lads. Posted just a minute ago.
Source: Techradar UK Tegra 3 has a "stealth" fifth core
Yep, you heard us right. Tegra 3's little-known fifth core was first detailed in September. The core has what Nvidia calls a Variable SMP architecture – the SMP stands for Symmetrical Multiprocessing. You were wondering, weren't you?
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