By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just announced that ZTE will be the first smartphone maker to offer its brand new Tegra 4 processor, not to be confused with the new Tegra 4i, and that the phone will make its debut in China during the first half of this year.…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just announced the latest member of its Tegra 4 family of mobile processors, the Tegra 4i. The processor was formerly codenamed “Project Grey” and is half the size of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 800 chip. It’s equipped with 60 graphics processing cores, a quad-core CPU clocked…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor powers the current generation Microsoft Surface RT, so it seems like a natural fit for Microsoft to sign NVIDIA on again for the next-generation Surface. Digitimes expects NVIDIA to become a go-to player in the Surface RT market, and believes that…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA’s Tegra 4 processor wasn’t exactly a secret, but it was one of the most exciting revealings at CES 2013. We’re super excited for the chip to make its way into smartphones and tablets later this year—and even the NVIDIA Project Shield gaming device—but it…
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…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just gave us a very quick peek at Dead Trigger 2 for Tegra-powered devices. The company didn’t say when it will launch, but basically used the demo to show off the power of its brand new Tegra 4 chip (we think, but we assume it will run on…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA just announced Tegra 4 at CES 2013 in Las Vegas. The processor has 72 GPU cores and is “the world’s first quad-core A15 processor, which is ARM’s new CPU architecture,” the firm explained. It also includes NVIDIA’s first 4G LTE modem. NVIDIA took out…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle the biggest tech rumors of this week! HTC is reportedly halting development on several smartphone models that were originally set to launch in 2013. More news and rumors surrounding Apple’s infamous iTV or Apple Television regarding a possible release…
By Todd Haselton |
NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 chipset is already pretty amazing at rendering mobile games on tablets and smartphones, but the company isn’t slowing down anytime soon. A recent leak suggests the company is working on a new Tegra 4 processor, also dubbed “Wayne.” The slide above…
By Brandon Russell |
According to Chinese site VR-Zone, NVIDIA is reportedly preparing a brand new chip designed to address one of Tegra 3′s biggest omissions: the lack of LTE support. We would’ve loved to have seen a Tegra 3 device like the HTC One X support LTE here…
