One of the big stories of this CES has been the massive wave of tablet computers being launched and shown off all over the show floor and talked about in keynotes, supersessions, and late night bull sessions anywhere geeks hang out. Which is just about everywhere you look in Sin City this week. NVIDIA’s Mike… Read More
In a few years, whatever we expect our PC to do today will be possible on a superphone. Jen-Hsun Huang, NVIDIA’s CEO, told a crowd of 300 at the All Things D at CES event, that the flexibility, low-cost and low-power virtues of the ARM processor will make that sleek, pocket-size, piece of silicon as… Read More
Me calling this CES “NVIDIA’s Show” while writing for the NVIDIA blog would be kind of, well, lame. But it might also be true. The buzz around tablets and 4G smartphones is all over Vegas, and the majority of those devices have a dual-core Tegra 2 chip inside of them. And that sexy Tesla Model… Read More
CES 2011 marks NVIDIA’s coming out party, if you will, in the automotive space. NVIDIA and Audi have enjoyed a partnership for some time now, and NVIDIA-powered technology can be seen in current Audis including the Google Earth navigation system found in the 2011 A8 sedan. In fact, Audi likes working with NVIDIA so much… Read More
If you’ve been on the interwebs today looking at the news coming out of CES, you may have heard about a little something in the NVIDIA booth, that’s quickly becoming one of the show’s hot tickets: the KEGputer. Yes, just let that wash over you for a second. You might be thinking, “Well, Kris, what… Read More
I knew this would be a good trip when I was picked up from Mccarran Airport in an Audi A8 wrapped in co-branded Audi/NVIDIA graphics. Since there were three of us getting rides from the airport to our hotel, I wound up in the front passenger’s seat. Next thing I knew, I was adjusting the… Read More
Seriously, folks, it’s Tegra Tegra everywhere in the mobile and tablet space so far at CES. Motorola rolled out three Tegra 2 powered devices at their press day event, including a phone, a phone that docks into a laptop shell, and the first Android 3.0 tablet computer to hit Verizon Wireless. First up is the… Read More
I left the opening day CES keynote on a mission. Out the doors of the Hilton Place ballroom, across a back alley between buildings, through a side door of the Las Vegas Convention Center, past a slew of consumer electronics displays and booths that I’d normally take my time perusing, into the lobby of the… Read More
T-Mobile launched two NVIDIA powered tablet computers today, continuing the Tegra 2 Coming Out Party that CES has become over the past two days. Basically if you hear the terms “Dual Core” and “Mobile” in the same breath, odds are it’s an NVIDIA product being talked about. First up was the LG G-Slate with Google,… Read More
CES 2011 may go down as NVIDIA’s coming out party, as everything from phones to tablet computers to electric cars are showing up in Las Vegas with NVIDIA chips on the inside and logos on the outside. Three of the four major US carriers announced one or more NVIDIA-powered devices during yesterday’s press day, and… Read More
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer officially kicked off this year’s CES with a Pre-Show keynote that focused on the past, present and future of consumer computing. Beginning with a look back at the launches of Windows Phone 7 and Kinect and ending with, you guessed it, a preview of some next-gen goodies from NVIDIA, the keynote… Read More
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RT @enderle: Hosted Desktops Come of Age with NVIDIA Grid and Citrix. Why it has taken so long for thin clients ... http://t.co/8cBnkL2uJ0 posted May 24 2013 at 16:08:14 PM |
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RT @cityyearsanjose: We are so thankful for partners like @nvidia who help us #makebetterhappen in East San Jose http://t.co/KNXxLdfRNP posted May 24 2013 at 15:53:11 PM |
