AGEIA PhysX Mobile Technology features incredibly low power and thermal design with power dissipation of nearly 10W under gameplay conditions. It also includes active power management to throttle down the clock in high heat system conditions and reduce the clock when not active. This new technology provides optimized PhysX processing resources to deliver the same peak PhysX processing throughput as the original AGEIA PhysX processor for desktop PCs. AGEIA has also worked closely with a leading PC designer to seamlessly integrate the PhysX 100M into a highly tuned PhysX mobile module for the ultimate in notebook gaming performance.
“AGEIA is fully committed to delivering the most intensely realistic gaming and entertainment experience to PC gamers,” said Manju Hegde, CEO of AGEIA Technologies. “We are enabling enthusiasts to enjoy games their way: whenever and wherever they want. AGEIA PhysX Mobile Technology further expands our position in the gaming market and we look forward to seeing new laptops bring gamers the freedom to enjoy incredible physics action on the go.”
“With amazingly large and high resolution screens, great sound systems, dual-core CPUs, and super powerful GPUs, mobile computers today are indeed fully qualified gaming machines. So it’s only natural that we should be able to enjoy the extra dimension of real-time physics and destructible environments.” said Dr. Jon Peddie, of Jon Peddie Research the multimedia research firm in Tiburon CA.
UPDATE: Dell will soon be releasing a PhysX powered Notebook.
