Tag: Tegra 4
by Chris Smith, 1 week ago
In a blog post, NVIDIA on Tuesday announced that pre-orders for SHIELD – previously known as Project SHIELD – is available for pre-order, with shipping set for June. We can’t say we’re totally surprised…
by Andrew Grush, 2 weeks ago
It has been long rumored that Toshiba will be the first Nvidia Tegra 4 partner, though Toshiba has yet to officially confirm its plans. Last month, the Toshiba AT-10LE-A showed up for the first time…
by David Gonzales, 1 month ago
It has been more than three whole months now since the NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC was first announced, and we still don’t have any clear information on what the first Tegra 4-powered smartphone will be…
by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago
In case you weren’t giddy to the point of annoying people with your excitement for the alleged new Chromebook, dubbed “Pixel”, here’s some more great news! On Thursday morning, a new device showed up in the Chromium…
by David Gonzales, 3 months ago
Now that the wow behind the world’s first Tegra 4-powered Android gaming console from NVIDIA, codenamed Project Shield, has already died down quite a bit since the day it was first announced, it’s time to…
by Chris Smith, 4 months ago
CES 2013 has not started, at least not officially, but the first media events already took place in Las Vegas. Android Authority attended the NVIDIA presser a few hours ago, and we have already shown…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 4 months ago
The new Tegra 4 System on a Chip was just unveiled in Las Vegas, and we have the full rundown here. Along with the new SoC, Nvidia’s boss Jen-Hsun Huang also touted the Icera i500…
by Lucian Armasu, 9 months ago
Nvidia has had it rough in the past few quarters. As Intel keeps making higher-performance integrated graphics chips that are starting to be “good enough” for most laptop users, Nvidia is being slowly squeezed out of the…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
After the announcement of the Nexus 7, which is an almost-no-compromise tablet that sells for only $200, a lot of people have been wondering why we can’t buy powerful smartphones that are just as affordable…
by Lucian Armasu, 12 months ago
Earlier this week, Nvidia has disclosed that their Icera 410 LTE modem has been approved for AT&T’s network. This is a big step forward for Nvidia’s Tegra chips, which so far have lacked any sort of…
