[...] NVIDIA unveiled the Tegra 2 processor at the last CES in January, they used an Unreal Engine tech demo to show off the power of their [...]

[...] NVIDIA unveiled the Tegra 2 processor at the last CES in January, they used an Unreal Engine tech demo to show off the power of their [...]

[...] how I’ve been saying that the Unreal Engine 3 was coming to Android? NVIDIA showed off a demo of Unreal Tournament at the last CES, but Epic Games never officially confirmed they would support Android (although [...]

Actually, the Snapdragon is not a Cortex A8. It has its own ARM processor custom-designed by Qualcomm, based on the same ARMv7 architecture as Cortex A8.

[...] idea of the power inside Tegra 2, check out the video from CES where NVIDIA showed it running the Unreal Engine 3. When you think about that kind of graphics on a smartphone, it actually makes the PlayStation [...]

and then the people go: “whaaat” you seriously didn’t ask that question.. Of course snapdragon is just a product name…

[...] been following Epic Games because they showed off the Unreal Engine on an iPod Touch and then an Nvidia Tegra 2 tablet. Epic had hinted they would support another mobile platform besides iPhone OS, but no information [...]

Actually right now for PC and console games an Unreal 3 license is 25% of the revenue your game generates. No upfront costs.

Yes, Snapdragon is ARM Cortex A-8. Pretty much anything that runs Android has an ARM based processor.

The N1 has a Cortex A8? I thought it was a Snapdragon.