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It’s Not CES Without Slightly Better Asus Tablets

10:00AM January 10, 2012 | Brent Rose

We recently reviewed — and rather liked — the Asus Transformer Prime. It was the best Android tablet out there. Oh, until Asus dropped its new higher-end Transformer Prime, complete with a 1080p screen and improved back panel. Joy! More »


Gadgets

The Tegra 3 Is Naked

12:00PM November 5, 2011 | Sam Biddle

While we’re all waiting to play with tablets running on NVIDIA’s smokey quad-core (plus one) wonder, Wireless Goodness got its mitts on photos of the chip in the flesh. More »


Mobile

Inside Nvidia’s Tegra 3 CPU And Its Secret Fifth Core

3:47AM September 21, 2011 | Adrian Covert

There’s a not-so-dirty little secret about NVIDIA’s upcoming Tegra 3 platform (which will soon find a home in plenty of mobile devices): the quad-core processor contained within has a fifth core for less intensive tasks. More »


Computing

NVIDIA Can Soon Build Its Own All-In-One Chipsets With Icera Purchase

9:19AM June 14, 2011 | Kelly Hodgkins

NVIDIA completed its purchase of Icera, a wireless modem company. With this technology under its belt, NVIDIA can build a mobile processor with a cellular radio and a baseband applications processor. Icera already develops a product that combines NVIDIA’s Tegra processor with an HSPA+ radio and support for Android. More »


Mobile

Motorola Photon 4G: Sprint’s Tegra 2-Powered, International Roaming Android Phone

2:45AM June 10, 2011 | Adrian Covert

Motorola’s Photon 4G is the first Sprint phone equipped with the Tegra 2 chipset and it’s their first 4G phone to have international roaming capabilities. More »


Computing

Leaked Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Due Out This July

7:30AM April 25, 2011 | Jack Loftus

Lenovo is leaking like a poorly built ship this Easter Sunday: This Is My Next just broke word of a not-yet-officially acknowledged Honeycomb-equipped ThinkPad tablet, due out (with stylus) this July. More »


Computing

Mobile Technology Is The Future Of Supercomputers

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3:05PM March 21, 2011 | Nick Broughall

Last year, the CSIRO’s supercomputer was ranked as the 145th most powerful supercomputer in the world. Powered by NVIDIA’s Tesla GPUs and constructed by Aussie company Xenon, the supercomputer is used is a fine example of the benefits of using GPUs for scientific discovery. but according to NVIDIA’s GM of Tesla computing, Andy Keane, it’s the current developments in the mobile processing space that will drive the next generation of supercomputers. More »


Mobile

PlayStation Suite To Be Available On Tegra-Based Android Devices

1:05PM March 12, 2011 | Husain Sumra

Sony will be bringing their PlayStation Suite to Tegra-based Android devices in the future, and will even be certifying hardware manufacturers for support and to deliver a “PlayStation quality experience.” Now you won’t need a Sony Ericsson phone to enjoy PlayStation games. [AndroidAndMe via Engadget via BGR]


Computing

What Is Nvidia’s Tegra 2?

6:10AM January 6, 2011 | John Herrman

It’s everywhere. CES, which hasn’t even officially started yet, has already given birth to more Tegra 2 phones and tablets than I care to count. So, again, what’s so special about this thing again? More »


Computing

Glasses-Less 3D UI For Android Heading To Tegra Devices

6:00PM September 23, 2010 | Kat Hannaford

It’s difficult to gauge the full power of the autostereoscopic 3D from a video, but as with Sharp’s parallax barrier technology, you can see how Scaleform’s glasses-less 3D works. The video presenter’s “ooh! ahh!”-ing just endorses it even more. More »