NVIDIA, the American hardware company has officially launched its Tegra 4i chipset. Even though the name suggests it's a close relative to the recently launched Tegra 4 chipset (http://www.gsmarena.com/nvidia_announces_quadcore_tegra_4_processor-news-5293.php), the new SoC is actually an updated version of last year's Tegra 3 with integrated 4G LTE radio.
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The Tegra 4i comes with four Cortex-A9 CPU and a fifth power-saving cores just like the Tegra 3, but its 60-core GPU should actually be closer in performance to the Tegra 4 72-core graphics accelerator. There's also the integrated 4G LTE, which is a first for NVIDIA chipsets. This will help NVIDIA offer an all in one solution, something its Qualcomm rival has been doing for a while now.
An important advantage of NVIDIA's Tegra 4i is that it's half the size of a quad-core Qualcomm chipset, which should have a beneficial effect on battery life. (http://cdn.gsmarena.com/vv/newsimg/13/02/nvidia-tegra-4i-launched/gsmarena_004.jpg)
As expected, the chipset also comes with the improved camera features and along-side "always on HDR" mode, Tegra 4i processor is now capable of taking full panoramic HDR photos.
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Tegra 4i is rumored to be available in the market by the end of the year and is expected to power mid-range smartphones manufactured in 2014.
Via (http://androidcommunity.com/nvidia-tegra-4i-announced-2-3-ghz-quad-core-and-4g-lte-for-all-20130219/)
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