
Nvidia has high hopes for its Kal-El+ system-on-a-chip that is supposed to improve on the specs of the first iteration of Kal-El, since it expects the SoCs to be used not only in tablet computers, but also in entry-level notebooks.
This way, Nvidia hopes that it will be able to capitalize on the launch of Windows 8 and its newly found support for the ARM architecture.
For now, details about Kal-El+ are rather scarce as the company's CEO, Jen-Hsung Huang, just announced it the past week at the Citi Technology Conference without providing any information regarding its specifications.
However, from the code-name employed by Nvidia for the SoC one could say that it will be just a slightly enhanced version of the original Kal-El, meaning that it...