Last month at CES in Las Vegas, NVIDIA announced the Tegra 4. Which was a huge upgrade from the Tegra 3. It includes 72 GPU cores, 4 Cortex A15 CPU cores, along with 4G LTE on board. So who's the first manufacturer to bring a device with Tegra 4 processor to market? Well it's none other than ZTE. As you know, ZTE and Huawei are desperately trying to make a splash in the US market. And depending on how good this "superphone" is and when/if it comes to the US, it could really help ZTE out with the US market share. But according to NVIDIA's press release, it looks like this ZTE device will be a Chinese exclusive. Which is pretty unfortunate. So far we don't know any specs about this ZTE phone. But you can be rest assured that it'll be some high-end specs. Since the Tegra 4 is a high-end processor, I'd be very surprised if ZTE put this in a low-end or mid-range phone. According to the press release, it looks like this won't be just one phone. But that ZTE is working on a family of phones with varying specs.