Some of the biggest brands in the world are hoping to tap the mobile entertainment market by designing technology to meet the growing demand. 

Seeking Alpha reports that Intel recently created a new chip called the Ivy Bridge, which many say will be used heavily in mobile gaming. The source reports that the specifications of the new device include a new design and an efficient power model that could help extend battery life for users. There are also some new components that will draw attention.

"Techies will talk about its 22 nanometer, tri-gate design, how it demonstrates the value of Intel owning its own fabrication plants or 'fabs,'" he writes. "But the real headlines here are power consumption - real low - and graphics processing"

As new mobile technology, such as tablets, become more popular, the types of chips will need to be more versatile than before. Other major tech firms are hoping to get in on the expanding market. Advanced Micro Devices recently launched its own line of new chips aimed at people using noteboook computers.