From Htcyou: ASUS has just announced at NVIDIA’s CES 2012 press conference that Android Ice Cream Sandwich will be hitting the ASUS EeePad Transformer Prime today. More »

If you haven’t already, then you should feast your eyes on this fine Maingear Clutch-15 laptop. The laptop was already nice, but it got even better: it has added NVIDIA’s Optimus graphics switching technology. More »

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To get a smaller price tag, a game of give and take is necessary and that is seen through NVIDIA’s new wired 3D Vision glasses. Yes, they are wired as in you have to plug in a USB and it only allows you to move around so much unlike the wireless 3D Vision glasses you could buy. What actually helps sell the glasses though is their $99 price tag compared to the $149 price for glasses that are essentially the same but just don’t have the wire. More »

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There has been a lot of issues going on concerning the Android tablets that have been released and not too many people are exactly happy about that. Well rest assured, we can all be expecting huge improvements now that Jen-Hsun Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA tells customers that the next generation will be even better! More »

AMD’s next generation ATI graphics (Southern Islands) will allegedly be formally announced in October. A rumor has proposed that it would start shipping in November. AMD will be in a position to launch the new series named ATI Radeon HD 6000, according to DigiTimes, referencing sources from graphics card vendors. AMD has historically dispatched one or two high-end single chip cards first, however, the exact chips making their debut are still not known. More »

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Fermi is NVIDIA’s answer to ATI’s top dogs, but what about gamers on a tight budget? Should we be cast aside like yesterday’s trash? NVIDIA’s crippled Fermi GeForce GTX 465 was a waste of $300. The GTX 460 is priced accordingly and unlike the 465 (which is a stripped down GF100), it is based off a brand new core, the efficient and muscular GF104. More »

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In addition to the duo-touchscreen Libretto W100, at its 25th anniversary celebration, Toshiba showcased the Android OS AC100 netbook that has an NVIDIA Tegra SoC. Held aloft for a brief glimpse was a prototype slate that looks (surprise!) like an iPad. More »

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Smartbooks will try to intellectualize the dumb and slow netbook. Toshiba’s Android 2.1 powered AC100 is a 10.1-inch (1024×600) smartbook with a muscular NVIDIA Tegra 250, which is based off the duo 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor. More »

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At one time, the entry Mac Mini was $499. Years later, Apple’s little headless Mac is no longer affordable. $699 gets buyers a stripped down machine with only 2Gb RAM, a 320Gb hard drive, last year’s Intel Core 2 Duo processor, but faster NVIDIA 320M graphics, and HDMI output. Upgrade the Mini to a truly usable 4Gb memory and 500Gb drive Mac, and the total (even if the upgrade is DIY) with tax rises to over $800. At least replacing the memory is easier than before. Oh yeah, the Mini does not come with input peripherals either, so add another $150 for a good keyboard/mouse and a webcam, plus $19 for the basic remote. Suddenly, the Mac Mini has become a luxurious HTPC without Blu-Ray. Regular, working class families need not apple here. More »

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However, as with the 13″ MacBook Pro, the new unibody Mac Mini retains Intel’s last generation Core 2 Duo Penryn chipset. The biggest draws are the upgraded NVIDIA 320M graphics and HDMI, which is long, long, long overdue on the Mini since many people use it as a multimedia hub or even as an HTPC. Apple can get away with excluding the port on its Macs, but the Mini deserves it. More »

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Notion Ink’s very promising Adam tablets have been pushed back to November. In February, when the company enthusiastically showed off the slate, the targeted release was June/July. Alas, because of Adobe Flash 10.1 issues and production/hardware supply problems (lots of tablets are being manufactured by other big firms), the Google Android based Adam is arriving late 2010. More »

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If you thought that the iPad had a low-resolution screen before, then Kno’s dual-screen tablet with twin 14.1″ 1440×900 screens will have you agog. The 5-and-a-half pound behemoth comes with, get this, a stylus! Somewhere, Steve Jobs just threw up a little! Using IPS panels, the Linux based Kno’s LCDs should compare favorably with the iPad. More »

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The mid-range Fermi graphics card GTX 465 that was benchmarked a few weeks ago is official. At $279 for the GTX 465 ($70 less than the GTX 470), NVIDIA puts Fermi into the hands of more PC gamers. More »

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This is the the MSI tablet that many geeks are holding their breaths for: with NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 SoC (which delivers an advertised 12-hours of battery life), the 10″ Wind Pad 110 runs Google Android 2.1 but sadly uses the same low-resolution 1024×600 capacitive touchscreen as the Wind Pad 100. More »

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Intel (silly, leave graphics to the big boys) is abandoning its “Larrabee” GPU and will channel its efforts into furthering the mediocre integrated graphics on its chipsets, but NVIDIA wants to put Fermi in a laptop by June. OEM laptop manufacturer Clevo is the first to receive the GeForce GTX 480M, which comes with up to 2Gb of GDDR5 256-bit memory. More »

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