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Console Nintendo Project Cafe will go to the stores in October
New day - new details about the next Nintendo console. This time they got hold of portal IGN, whose staff has talked with some authority, but an anonymous source. According to IGN, as one of the working titles mentioned console Stream, although other
This time they got hold of portal IGN, whose staff has talked with some authority, but an anonymous source. According to IGN, as one of the working titles mentioned console Stream, although other sources insist on a version of Project Cafe. The prefix will use the triple-core processor IBM PowerPC - the architecture, it is analogous to the CPU Xbox 360, but surpasses it in the operating frequency. For processing graphics will meet the updated version R700 chip from AMD, but not Fusion, as previously assumed. It is expected that the graphics processor of the new Nintendo console will be much higher than the solution from NVIDIA, used in the PlayStation 3. The prefix will support 1080p resolution and stereoscopic 3D mode. In size comparable to the console with the Xbox 360, but its design will be traced parallels to the Super Nintendo (SNES). Given the cost of parts price Stream (or Project Cafe - as you wish) will be from $ 350 to $ 400. However, the source IGN believes that Nintendo could reduce the retail price by sacrificing part of the profit potential for rapid growth in sales and earnings for the subsequent games. This practice is widely prevalent among the manufacturers of the console. Collect new consoles will be the company Foxconn in Taiwan. According to IGN, they are ready to release the first batch of Stream in October of this year. But do not expect that the novelty will go on sale in autumn. Most likely, Nintendo will take a short break and release the Stream only in 2012 - the company must thoroughly complete the warehouses to buyers at the start of the new platform is not faced with a deficit. Once again, that all this information - as long as no more than a rumor that one of the official Nintendo representatives did not confirm or deny. Therefore implicitly believe everything reported unnamed sources, still is not worth. Tags: Nintendo, Wii, rumors
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