Playstation 3 chips being tested

KYEC starts next week

By Nick Farrell

Fri Apr 21 2006, 11:40

THE KING Yuan Electronics Company (KYEC) has hinted that it will start testing the PS3 chips next week.

According to Digitimes, the company, while refusing to give much in the way of details, confirmed that orders for PSP have already started.

Deep throats within the company have said that the first batch of chips will be tested next week. Apparently the outfit has been testing engineering chipset samples for PS3 for a while.

KYEC will test the graphics processing unit (GPU) for the PSP, it also has a commission from Microsoft to do the southbridge for the Xbox 360.

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