Broadcom chip gives phones 1080p recording, 3D

Dec 15th 2009
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Broadcom on Tuesday morning launched its most advanced mobile media chip to date, the BCM2763. Based on the company’s next-gen VideoCore IV architecture, it’s the first from the company to not only play back 1080p on a handheld media player or smartphone but also to record it. The full HD experience includes 3D, as Broadcom claims the processor can render games at the same resolution….

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