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http://androidandme.com/2011/03/pho...-be-first-phone-with-quad-core-nvidia-kal-el/
If Targa is Kal-El, I don't we're going to see it any time soon. We already know that the OMAP 4 series is pretty peppy, but Nvidia's not exactly known for resting on their laurels either.
The keyboard-packing Droid is back again for its yearly update. Lately Motorola has been giving NVIDIAs Tegra 2 a lot of love, but we hear the Droid 3 will still use a Texas Instruments chip like the first two versions. Rumored specs for the Droid 3 include a dual-core 1 GHz OMAP4430 CPU, 4 inch qHD display, rear and front facing cameras, and a five-row QWERTY keyboard. It is also said to be a global device and feature a SIM card slot for GSM networks.
We have yet to learn if the Droid 3 will support 4G LTE or be limited to 3G only. I expect the Droid 3 will appear on Verizon in early Q3.
Motorola launched the first dual-core phone in the US with the Atrix 4G, so there is a chance that the Targa could become the first quad-core phone. NVIDIA recently demoed their quad-core Project Kal-El and said we should expect smartphones with the chip by Christmas. Motorola has a good relationship with NVIDIA, so I think they should be in the running to get the first smartphone with Kal-E
If Targa is Kal-El, I don't we're going to see it any time soon. We already know that the OMAP 4 series is pretty peppy, but Nvidia's not exactly known for resting on their laurels either.