Advertisements Looking for a giant screen to play games without the latency issues? NVIDIA on Sunday announced at CES 2018 that it is working with Acer, Asus and HP to launch something called “Big Format Gaming Display” (BFGD). These are basically giant 4K TVs, which are targeted to the gaming enthusiasts, who want more than […]
Advertisements NVIDIA has revealed that it is delaying its Shield portable gaming console because of some mechanical issue that is plaguing the devices. The company did not give an exact release date but it did say that Shield will now go on sale next month. “We’re grateful for all the enthusiasm that’s been expressed for […]
Advertisements NVIDIA has shared the future roadmap for its Tegra SoC at the GTC 2013 event. According to NVIDIA, the company will be releasing Logan and Parker after Tegra 4 processor in the year 2014 and 2015 respectively. NVIDIA revealed that Logan will be NVIDIA’s first SoC with CUDA inside, thanks to Kepler architecture GPU […]
Advertisements We have already heard rumors about quad core phones coming from various smartphone manufacturers at Mobile World Congress and now NVIDIA has sent out invites hinting the same.
Advertisements Turbocharge your mobile gaming experience with nVidia Tegra Zone app which is now live in the Android Market. The free app will allow you to select the richest games on the devices powered by the NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile processor. So, how does it help game freaks like us?
Advertisements While our attention was diverted towards phones/tablet launches at Mobile World Congress for the past few days, chip makers were showing off their next versions of processors for mobile devices. One of them was nVidia, which demoed its next generation Tegra processors code named Kal-El. It is the first mobile quad-core processor and comes […]
Advertisements While the tablets/phones with Tegra 2 processor have just started reaching the market slowly and a major chunk of them is still due, the news is nVidia will announce Tegra 3 at the upcoming Mobile World Congress.