Within the barrage of new and boring video players at CEATEC2007, Toshiba demoed today a Qosmio laptop equipped with their new SpursEngine. The SpursEngine is a processor loaded with four Cell Broadband Engine cores-called Synergistic Processing Elements-the same technology inside the PS3. The new processor, which also has MPEG-2 and H.264 encoding/decoding units, is designed to handle images and video bypassing the CPU or the graphic card, doing all sorts of magic to it, like real-time face recognition of video streams, like they showed in their demo:
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Kelsey writes: "Samsung is one of the best in the game and we've just spotted a gaming monitor deal out of this world with the Samsung G9 Odyssey at Amazon."
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lol j/k
it will be weird if these laptops were also equipped with HD-DVD drives
Does that mean it costs loads, full of promise, then falls flat!? lol?
yes i am an Arsenal supporter
Is this going to out perform a quad core?
If they manage to do OpenGL acceleration with the SpursEngine, I may actually look into getting a Toshiba PC. Right now I'm shopping for computers that can handle my render workload.