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Not to worry: its future eight- and 10-inch capacitive tablets, which will be announced at CES, are going to be powered by an NVIDIA Tegra 2 CPU and run Android 3.0.
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Among a range of improvements, including an 8-megapixel camera with burst mode (instead of the Grand X's dowdy five with no burst) and 1GB of RAM (instead of 512MB), the biggest change is that processor: out goes the old NVIDIA Tegra 2 and in comes a Medfield Z2460.
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Nvidia cited Tegra 2 weakness as one factor for its substantial revenue softness.
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Nvidia recently showcased Tegra 2 super chip at CES 2011 at Las Vegas.
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The star of that internal show is undoubtedly NVIDIA's Tegra 2 system-on-chip.
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It's also stated that the world's first CDMA iPhone will be manufactured by Pegatron Technology, which we caught just last week dabbling in some of NVIDIA's Tegra 2-based wares.
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The Android device shares many of the same specifications as the larger A500, including a Tegra 2 processor from NVIDIA and the tablet-optimized 3.0 (Honeycomb) version of Android.
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And there are even fewer that have such a demanding overhead while running in the background -- which happens to be NVIDIA's big selling point for Tegra 2, that it allows you to multitask without ever getting bogged down.
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Tegra 2 was one of the most anticipated product launches from Nvidia in the beginning of 2011.
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The announcement of Project Denver was one of the more significant announcements from Nvidia, however another key announcement was the introduction of the next generation mobile computing chip Tegra 2.
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