LG has just announced its proprietary L9 chipset, which will be powering Google TVs from the manufacturer this year. Details are pretty thin right now, but we know that it uses a dual-core ARM architecture with quad-core GPU. Announcing the chipset, US president of the company Wayne Park said he felt that “industry chipsets have held us back from providing high performance” until now.
LG announces L9 chipset for its Google TVs
LG has announced its L9 chipset, which features a dual-core CPU and quad-core GPU, and will be powering Google TVs from the company this year.
LG has announced its L9 chipset, which features a dual-core CPU and quad-core GPU, and will be powering Google TVs from the company this year.
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