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Nvidia Kal-El Quad-core Development Tablet Hands-on [Video]

By Cory Gunther
on 2 Jun, 2011

Nvidia has been getting a lot of press lately over the latest Kal-El quad-core chip they've got in the works, and with good reason. Simply put it will be a beast. They have been showing it off at Computex as well as some of its graphical powers and you can see more on that here. They've also mentioned that Kal-El is on track to be released in the later months of 2011.

Asus Quad Core Tablet with 3D display hinted

By James DeRuvo
on 5 Mar, 2011

Fresh off the news that Asus is coming out with three new tablets running Honeycomb, comes the news that 3D may be a feature on a future tablet which also has a quad core processor. The hint comes from a chat with CEO Jerry Chen where he claims that part of the company's plans for 2011 is to introduce a 3D tablet with a Quad-core processor. The tablet is rumored to be made by the same company that builds the LG Optimus Pad since it will have a 3D screen. And since Asus is wall to wall with Honeycomb now, there's not need to assume they will change course unless Google releases a new OS flavor by then.

NVIDIA Tegra Android Game Wave Continues with Samurai II: Vengeance

By Chris Burns
on 24 Feb, 2011

Welcome to the new age of mobile gaming. As you know, essentially starting with that RPG/overhead game Dungeon Defenders and moving on through a couple of GLU games and so forth, these are the games that are used by the processor pushers to show how amazing the devices they power can really be. This particular game, Samurai 2: Vengeance, is another of a separate wave of games to have been developed for iOS first then brought over to Android once it was found to be popular enough. That or because Android is more difficult to develop for for a game such as this, either way, here it is now.

Go “Into the New Dimension” with LG at This Year’s Mobile World Congress

By Dylan Bailey
on 25 Jan, 2011

It seems as if 3D for mobile devices is going to be as big as 3D TVs were last year. We have heard countless rumors of companies implementing 3D screens and even NVIDIA readying Tegra 2 3D chipsets. It looks like the time has come, LG is now promising a "new dimension" at their press event at this year's Mobile World Congress.