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Nvidia has dropped the word "project" from the name of its Tegra 4-powered Android handheld, announcing that pre-orders for the device will begin in less than week. The price is just a little higher than we were expecting, though. The Shield will cost interested gamers $349. Nvidia should be... More

Two researchers at graphics chipset manufacturer Nvidia have released video of a new method of simulating fluids. You’ve never seen dynamic water like this. These two videos demonstrate the concepts behind a paper to be presented at SIGGRAPH (a development conference for the technical aspects of... More

It’s not hard to get excited by Project Shield’s feature set, but I have to wonder who the system will be marketed towards. If you’re not familiar with Nvidia’s Project Shield, it’s an Android-driven mobile device that comes attached to a controller. Nvidia hopes it will... More

Next week NVIDIA releases the GeForce GTX Titan. The new graphics card is more powerful than any NVIDIA hardware before it. Despite being far more powerful, it is designed with the same cooling system as its predecessor, the GTX 690, and a sports a polycarbonate window. The Titan has 6GB of GDDR5 memory... More

Nvidia's Project Shield hopes to bring a handheld console experience to the Android marketplace. In the company's latest video, you can see how NV3 Games' Dead on Arrival 2 has been enhanced to take advantage of Project Shield's powerful Tegra 4 processor. NV3, with help from Nvidia,... More

Nvidia's upcoming device, Project Shield, isn't coming out until the second quarter of the year, but the company is filling the time with a series of product demos. The latest video clip shows how PC owners will be able to stream their games onto the handheld. About half of the video is spent... More

Last month, Nvidia announced Project Shield, a handheld device that plays Android and PC games. Now the company has released a video of it in action, in a game called Real Boxing that shows a pair of pugilists battling it out in the ring. Real Boxing features 20 different boxers, with their own signature... More

Arma/DayZ developer Bohemia Interactive announced today that it is creating a turn-based tactical spinoff of its military simulator series. Arma Tactics will launch exclusively on Nvidia's upcoming Project Shield handheld , and boasts randomized mission objectives and stealth as well as explosive... More

Here's a quick look at some of the upcoming home consoles that could expand the kinds of games you play on your TV. For more reading on some of these devices, check out these links: The Verge's CES Interview With Gabe Newell About the Steambox & Valve Nvidia's Shield Android Handheld... More

At CES 2013, Nvidia announced Project Shield – a new portable gaming device that plays Android and PC titles. The all-in-one controller and screen device (which uses the company's new Tegra 4 mobile processor) plays any Android game on Google Play and Nvidia TegraZone, as well as PC games using... More

During GDC, Epic Games showed off its next-gen target demo Samaritan running off a single, unannounced Nvidia graphics card. You can now purchase that very same card. Nvidia today announced the GeForce GTX 680 Kepler GPU. "With Kepler we wanted not only to build the world's fastest GPU, but... More

A rumor has surfaced courtesy of some former AMD employees who say that Sony is going with AMD for the PlayStation 4's GPU. Forbes has the short and sweet tidbit, which simply states, "[AMD] may play a key role in the new product." It's worth noting that Sony competitor Microsoft used... More

During its press conference at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, Nvidia proved the power of its new quad-core Tegra chipset and its Ice Cream Sandwich platform by playing Bethesda’s Skyrim on an Asus Android tablet. Confused by all those tech savvy words? We’ll say it again. Nvidia... More

Console gamers have been lucky enough to have their hands on Arkham City since Tuesday, but PC gamers have to wait a little bit longer to enjoy the Dark Knight's latest adventure. This video shows off why the PC version just might be worth the wait. The main Batman experience has not been altered... More

The future is looking bright for PC gaming, according to graphics card producer Nvidia. In a recent conference call, the company stated that it believes PC game sales will surpass that of consoles by 2014. Put on your rose-tinted glasses and keep reading to hear the company's explanation. Techgage... More

Last week Epic presented what the future of games could look like in a tech demo titled “Samaritan,” but only teased a handful of screens. Today you can watch Samaritan in action. Designed to showcase advances in Unreal Engine 3 real-time technology, Samaritan utilizes DirectX 11 and NVIDIA... More

Though the 2011 CES showfloor was dominated by companies hellbent on shoving 3D down consumers’ throats and a deluge of Android powered tablets, it also showcased a few eye-catching gaming gadgets we can’t wait to get our hands on. Check out the best of the best below. Razer Switchblade The... More

Right now, we wish the name on our bank account was Nvidia, because the graphic card manufacturer just signed a deal with Intel that ends a two year lawsuit and gives Intel continued use of Nvidia technology. In early 2009, Intel and Nvidia were suing each other over an older chipset licensing agreement... More

Today at the Dell CES press conference, the company introduced the newest member of the Alienware laptop lineup. The sleek Alienware M11x is the smallest gaming notebook the specialists have ever created, featuring an 11.6 inch display and weighing a scant four pounds. Most importantly, you won't... More

Even with the attempts at better graphics and more console-like experiences with portables systems like the PSP, until now the line between games on your TV and games on portable devices has remained fairly clear. If Nvidia's plans go as promised, though, that standard may begin changing this year... More