By Brandon Russell |
Nvidia’s Project Shield was easily the standout of this year’s CES, a nice change of pace from the unholy expensive TVs and connected appliances. While the handheld really promises to change the way people experience Android gaming, the more exciting aspect is the ability to…
By Todd Haselton |
We brought a huge team to CES 2013 in Las Vegas to scour the show floor looking for the latest and greatest products that push the boundaries of technology. Remember, CES isn’t a show that’s focused on any single category. It’s not just about mobile,…
By Adriana Lee |
The opinions are racking up: If you believe many of the bloggers and journos, this year’s CES might as well be called a dud. I think what they’re generally talking about is how mobile — which has dominated the tech landscape in recent years —…
By Todd Haselton |
Wow. We just swung by NVIDIA and had a chance to check out the NVIDIA Shield, the company’s new Tegra 4-powered quad-core gaming device. Is it a controller? Is it a console? Neither, not really. It’s a device that runs pure Android and will allow you to…
By Brandon Russell |
From what NVIDIA showed off on Sunday, the company’s new Project Shield is incredibly exciting. From a consumer standpoint, it essentially combines every dream criteria and combines them all into one neatly, tightly integrated package. And it’s got the company’s spanking new Tegra 4 chip,…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA took the stage at CES 2013 and just unveiled a gaming controller with a Tegra 4 chip and a full 5-inch screen for gaming. The device is currently dubbed Project Shield. It’s basically a complete portable gaming platform with 5-8 hours of gameplay that’s…
