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Opera on NVIDIA

Wednesday, 17. September 2008, 21:35:40

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Last week, Opera announced a new partnership with NVIDIA: NVIDIA and Opera team to accelerate the full Web on mobile devices

Text alone doesn't do this story justice, however. NVIDIA's new Tegra technology (featuring Opera as the browser component) has to be seen to be believed.

Here's a video of the prototype being demoed: Wow: Hands-on With NVIDIA Tegra Prototype Device

(I've seen it demoed in person; it really is amazing!)

Nothing specific has been announced yet, but I can't wait to see the amazing phones and mobile internet devices that come out of this.

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Speaking of Opera on mobile devices, here's a great blog post from David Storey about Opera Mini and Opera Mobile: One reason why testing for Opera is important

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DotEd 19. September 2008, 02:43

this really is crazy smooth

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