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Exclusive: Sony PSP2 arriving in 2010, features PowerVR SGX543 graphics - Bright Side Of News*
Okay, the strength of a GTX 260 Core 216 is far fetched. They'd have to go with the octal core design of the PowerVR SGX chip clocked at 400mhz. But it is very possible that it could deliver graphics on par or even better than the 360 and ps3. Especially seeing how it has the benefit of working with a small screen at lower resolutions. By using the quad core design at a low clock rate of 200mhz or a dual core design at 400mhz, they could have the power of the 8600 series. That is good considering the ps3 uses a gpu stronger than the 7800gtx and the xbox 360 has a slightly stronger gpu than that. At least it is within this generation of strength though. This also shows that the next generation of consoles might be coming soon. Maybe in 3 years since the psp released 2 years before the ps3 did.
It also looks like the ARM architecture is taking off.
Okay, the strength of a GTX 260 Core 216 is far fetched. They'd have to go with the octal core design of the PowerVR SGX chip clocked at 400mhz. But it is very possible that it could deliver graphics on par or even better than the 360 and ps3. Especially seeing how it has the benefit of working with a small screen at lower resolutions. By using the quad core design at a low clock rate of 200mhz or a dual core design at 400mhz, they could have the power of the 8600 series. That is good considering the ps3 uses a gpu stronger than the 7800gtx and the xbox 360 has a slightly stronger gpu than that. At least it is within this generation of strength though. This also shows that the next generation of consoles might be coming soon. Maybe in 3 years since the psp released 2 years before the ps3 did.
It also looks like the ARM architecture is taking off.