If you’ve been wondering what Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich looks (and feels) like when it’s running on a tablet powered by NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor, then here’s a quick first look. NVIDIA has put out a demo video that shows off the high-end system’s goodies on the Asus Transformer Prime. Regrettably, the clip’s

While it’s not really that big a surprise anymore (Asus already mentioned that their upcoming Transformer Prime tablet will be running on it), at least it’s now official: NVIDIA has finally (and officially!) announced the Tegra 3, the quad-core ARM Cortex A9 processor that was previously known as the Kal-El. Among its highlights, the new

Nvidia just put out a preview of their upcoming quad core Kal-El chip’s capabilities at Computex with a video demo that looks as awesome as a Superman-named chip sounds. What’s in it? A demo of a game where you roll a glowing circus ball around. Yeah, definitely not as intriguing as “firing a bunch of

Nvidia and YouTube has teamed up to put out a number of free 3D videos that you can view for free. While anyone can check out the 3D clips posted on YouTube, it’s not exactly for everyone, because you’re going to need to view them using Nvidia’s own 3D Vision kit to get the full

Looking to upgrade to a gaming rig that’ll literally get you in the game? CyberPower just announced a new line of 3D Vision gaming systems built to support Nvidia’s 3D Vision tech—complete with fast-refresh monitors and 3D glasses—right from out of the box. It’s a pretty big box though; the systems come with 3D-ready 22-inch