ZiiLABS targets Android tablet performance with two new mobile processors
The new system-on-a-chip media processors have been specifically developed for high performance Android tablets and mobile thin clients for cloud computing
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Creative's ZiiLABS has chalked up two new additions to its ZMS media processor family that offer Android tablet manufacturers a significant boost in performance over previous versions. The ARM-based ZMS-20 system-on-a-chip is reported to perform four times better than the ZMS-08 launched in 2009, while the ZMS-40 gets an array of up to 96 Stemcell media processing cores for a boost of up to 100 processor cores.
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