See what four experts have to say about the top gaming trends of 2014
At the recent 2014 International CES tech show, we quizzed representatives from Sony, Microsoft, Oculus VR, and Rovio about the challenges that stand in their way.
The DeanBeat: The gaming innovations at CES that go way beyond the consoles
Steam Machines and Oculus were the highlights of game technology at CES, but there was plenty more for gamers waiting in the aisles.
Nvidia’s Tony Tamasi on designing the mobile monster chip Tegra K1 (interview)
Tegra K1 puts a console in the palm of your hand. And a "Shield 2" with Tegra K1 "might seem logical," Nvidia exec says.
VentureBeat's take on the top 10 trends of CES
The top trends include wearables, mobile, curved screens, and gaming alternatives.
The brawl of the big game screens: Nvidia vs AMD
AMD shows off Thief on five screens. Nvidia shows racing on three.
Nvidia promises cool graphics and controls for your car with its Tegra K1 chip
With Project Mercury, Nvidia is designing futuristic car dashboards.
Nvidia announces Tegra K1, a super mobile chip with 192 cores
The new mobile chip from Nvidia will be able to run Unreal Engine 4 games.
Nvidia shows off PC to TV gamestreaming
Players can use the Shield gaming device as a controller while they display the game on their television.
Highlights of Nvidia’s analyst call: Outlook weaker, but car and mobile markets look promising
Nvidia said its gaming segment revenue is up but notebook sales were down.
Nvidia launches new high-end graphics card for playing PC games in 4K
Gamers are the target for the Nvidia GeForce GTX 780Ti