http://live.theverge.com/live-from-nvidia-ces-2013/
http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/7/3845282/nvidia-announces-project-shield-handheld-gaming-system
not expected.
They arent even playing the same game as Sony, and its for their benefit. Android isnt going anywhere. Its a thriving ecosystem that will only continue to grow. Nvidia doesnt have to spend a dime promoting this. Vita has no games, this will games by the hundreds coming out every month (Even if most arent a top quality). Plus it runs every Android app out there.
Nvidia immediately has a much stronger and supported ecosystem they dont have to do a thing to support. As long as Nvidia can sell the system at a profit they are golden, no matter how many they sell. Likewise as the consumer, if you buy it you dont have to worry about it flopping or failing. The ecosystem you just bought into isny in question and youll keep getting the games.
Really the thing cant lose. Its just a question of how much it will succeed.
Introduced with in engine Unreal Engine 4 demo
Good bit more powerful than Vita
Runs Android - including all apps
CAN STREAM STEAM GAMES TO EITHER DEVICE OR TV AS A STEAMBOX IF PC HAS NVIDIA GPU
Tegra 4 can decode 4K video
No proprietary jacks on this handheld system, says Jen-Hsun.
5-inch 720p "Retinal" display with multi-touch.
USB, micro SD, mini HDMI port and headphone jack up front.
Two analog joysticks, 4 bumpers, d-pad
38Wh battery!! That's almost as much battery capacity as an iPad!
5 - 10 hours of gameplay
24 hours of HD video playback
"It takes advantage of the elasticity of the air..." comparable to the sound of an HP Beats laptop or a Jawbone Jambox, he says.
"Okay, we take that back. He's holding a real system. The screen is just so crisp that from here we mistook it for a sheet of paper."
Did NVIDIA just build a portable Xbox RT before Microsoft?
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