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The following slide highlights the bulk of what makes the SHIELD Tablet special: It supports LTE wireless, 4K output, over-the-air updates direct from NVIDIA, expandable storage up to 128GB, a built-in stylus, rich media support, and includes not one, b...
Abstract: Since receiving the NVIDIA Jetson TK1 ARM development board a few days ago that features the new Tegra K1 SoC I've been busy running a ton of benchmarks from this quad-core Cortex-A15 platform running Ubuntu Linux. Here's the first of some interesting num...
Abstract: Numerous media companies, both familiar and obscure, line the halls of the International CES conference every year focused on announcing and showcasing their latest inventions in the world of technologies. Many of these companies hope to win the hearts an...
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Published: 2014-01-06, Author: Ryan , review by: pcper.com
Trust me, there are still lots of questions about Tegra K1 that keep us from getting too excited. The features and performance as presented by NVIDIA during our previous briefings as well as during the press conference last night are truly impressive, bu...
Game demos look fantastic, Consolequality game graphics, Support from bigtime developers
Could add to tablet prices, 192 cores may be hype
The Tegra K1 is a step up for tablet graphics. If successful, it could bring a whole new meaning to multiplatform gaming when it launches this year in 32-bit 2.3GHz and 64-bit 2.5GHz versions. After all, developers may be tempted to serve all of the K1 t...
Abstract: While the recently unveiled Xiaomi MiPad looks to be the only tablet to be using the NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor and chipset, the Tegra K1 apparently made the benchmarking rounds recently. While it isn't with the 3GB RAM MiPad, it is a device running the Te...
Abstract: Succédant au Tegra 4, Nvidia avait indiqué qu'elle n'a pas voulu appeler son nouveau processeur Tegra 5 étant donné qu'il était très différent des autres séries, avec des performances graphiques se rapprochant de celles trouvées sur les puces pour PC de b...
