Mumbai: Mobile phone chipmaker, Nvidia has hinted about possibility of a $200 (Rs 10,000 approximately) tablet. Most likely that tablet may have the company's latest quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 mobile processor in it. Over here, we just estimating the possibility of an affordable range of tablet packing a great hardware. Nvidia's chief executive officer, Jen-Hsun Huang told NY Times in an interview, "We took out $150 in build materials, things...
12:26 PM, Apr 02, 2012
New York: Apple's iPad is finally about to get some real competition. At least according to Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder and chief executive of chip designer Nvidia. In under three years, he says tablets using Google's Android platform - and his company's processors - could overtake Apple Inc's red-hot iPad as improved versions and more applications hit the market. That would be about how long it took smartphones running Google's Android...
07:36 AM, May 17, 2011
Las Vegas: Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang learned firsthand how pervasive - and demanding - mobile devices can be. When he tried to demonstrate a tablet computer at the Consumer Electronics Show on Wednesday, so many people in the audience had their devices connected to the Web that the network collapsed and his presentation short-circuited after a few minutes. "You guys suck," he said. Huang's widely discussed crack betrayed a...
02:05 PM, Jan 08, 2011
Las Vegas: Dell Inc unveiled a new 7-inch touchscreen tablet that will run on T-Mobile's high-speed 4G network as the PC maker expands its aggressive move into the mobile market. The Streak, which runs on Google's Android software, has a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor and support for Adobe's Flash multimedia software. Dell also gave a sneak peak at a 10-inch tablet that the company is working on and announced...
06:54 AM, Jan 07, 2011
San Francisco: Nvidia's new Tegra 2 mobile chips are in tablets and smartphones made by Motorola, LG, Dell, Acer, Asus and Toshiba Corp, a spokesman for the graphics processor designer said. Shares of Nvidia rose nearly 13 percent on optimism about its chip, which faced setbacks in development, and after news that it is teaming up with ARM to take on semiconductor giant Intel's dominance of personal computers. At the...
06:22 AM, Jan 07, 2011
Las Vegas: Graphics chip designer Nvidia Corp said it will begin designing central processors for personal computers, pushing back against growing pressure from Intel Corp. Nvidia shares rose 7.7 percent after the announcement and closed at $16.98 on the Nasdaq. The company, which is developing the product under the code name "Project Denver," said it obtained the rights to develop the central processor, or CPU, using ARM Holdings It said...
11:54 AM, Jan 06, 2011
San Francisco: Chipmaker Nvidia said a new supercomputer built in China is the world's fastest and is powered by over 7,000 of its graphics processor units. The supercomputer, built by the National University of Defence Technology and located at the National Supercomputing Center in Tianjin, has horsepower equivalent to 175,000 laptop computers, Nvidia officials said. With sustained performance equivalent to 2.5 Petaflops, the Chinese computer is 30 percent faster than...
03:57 PM, Oct 28, 2010
San Francisco: Ultra-smartphones that react to your moods and televisions that can tell it's you who's watching are in your future as Intel Corp's top technology guru sets his sights on context-aware computing. Chief technology officer Justin Rattner stuffed sensors down his socks at the annual Intel Develop Forum in San Francisco on Wednesday to demonstrate how personal devices will one day offer advice that goes way beyond local restaurants...
11:47 AM, Sep 16, 2010
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12:43 PM, Nov 13, 2009
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01:50 PM, Apr 08, 2009
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