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If Ken Kutaragi speaks the truth, Sony is working on shrinking its Cell processing chip so that it can be used in mobile platforms in the upcoming years. A mini cell processor for mobile gaming? Sweet. Even if this doesn't pan out, I'll always have my GameBoy and Tetris to go back to.
Kutaragi Reveals Sony's Plans for a 'Micro Cell' [Games Industry]
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Kotaku 
Nov 1, 2005 10:46 AM
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