On-the-go gamers get new Tablet

SAN FRANCISCO, USA: US computer chip manufacturer Nvidia has launched a high-performance tablet aimed at gamers who want the convenience of a mobile device on whch to play games.

23 Jul 2014

The Nvidia Shield has been built specifically for gamers who cannot bear to be away from their games for more than a few minutes. Image: Nvidia

The Nvidia Shield, with an eight-inch high-definition display, "was built specifically for gamers," according to the California company.

The $299 gadget has an optional $40 cover that can be used as a kickstand. A wireless controller can be added for a further $60.

"If you're a gamer and you use a tablet, the Nvidia Shield is specifically for you," said Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's Co-founder and Chief Executive.

"It delivers exceptional tablet performance and excellent gaming capabilities to keep even the most avid gamers deeply immersed, anywhere they play," he claimed

The company launched a portable gaming device with a smaller screen and integrated controller last year.

The new device allows for streaming of games from a desktop or notebook computer, or from the Nvidia cloud.

It is based on the Android operating system to allow for Web browsing and other tablet features and has a stylus for drawing on the tablet surface.

Source: AFP via I-Net Bridge

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