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Posted by Charbax on 3rd September 2009
From the demonstration room for the new 3D game running on a XboX 360 with HDMI output to a prototype of Panasonic’s new 3D Full HD HDTV. 3D glasses are required for it to work.
Followed by the first impressions from a video games industry analyst Gustav Andersson of M3-Digital World and another guy expert in Wii games.
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Posted by Charbax on 4th June 2009
An amazing demonstration by Gordon Grigor Director og Mobile Software at Nvidia (the software engineering lead in developing Tegra solution!) of the ways Nvidia accelerates web browsing, flash, HD video decoding, HD video streaming from the Internet and more.
I was very impressed today I interviewing the Nvidia executives and engineers, they are insanely confident about their Tegra ARM implementation, even though the current demonstration of the Tegra technology does NOT use the latest ARM Cortex processor which is 4x faster for things like a browser compared to ARM11!!!! Nvidia is processing many things from the browser using the GPU! Can you believe that? Rendering of browser contents, scrolling, font antialiasing, image rendering, flash animations, flash videos, all are taken care of by the Nvidia GPU! Look for my videos of all that, being uploaded now and filming more the next couple or three of days.
Posted in Video games, ARM, Laptops, OLPC, High Definition, Linux, Computex | 4 Comments »
Posted by Charbax on 4th June 2009
Walking in the streets of Taipei looking for Nvidia’s demonstration area for the Nvidia Tegra processors.
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Posted by Charbax on 3rd June 2009
A complete overview and presentation of Nvidia’s amazing new line of $100-$200 laptops runing Android or Windows CE on an embedded ARM11 processor and Nvidia’s awesome 1080p and advanced 3D graphics capable Nvidia Tegra chipset.
Posted in Video games, ARM, Android, Laptops, OLPC, Software, High Definition, Linux, Computex | 1 Comment »
Posted by Charbax on 3rd June 2009
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Posted by Charbax on 7th September 2008
Gamepark Holdings is the South-Korean company that has previously released the GP32 and the GP2X which are open source video game emulators. The new Wiz handheld is faster, smaller and better then the GP2X. It may be able to emulate as much as N64 and PSX games.
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The exclusive sponsor of this IFA 2008 video coverage is DivX, Inc
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Posted by Charbax on 1st September 2008
Pandora is an open source Pocket Linux laptop project using the new Texas Instruments ARMv7 Cortex processor as well as the Texas Instruments NEON 3D acceleration and Texas Instruments DaVinci DSP multimedia accelerator. EvilDragon is one of the main people working on this international Linux hacker project. Read more about the Open Pandora project at openpandora.org.
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Posted by Charbax on 12th March 2008
Trying the most awesome interactive interface for gaming ever made. The Wii Board is amazing. I tried the Wii the first time in May 2006, 6 months before it was released at the E3 in Los Angeles. I knew immediately that the Wii was the most awesome gaming console ever made. Now the Wii Board provides even more amazing interactivity that requires you to put your whole body into work and have complete control over your balance.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
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Posted by Charbax on 9th March 2008
Shown at the future technology hall, this technology allows a server to host hundreds or thousands of games, including the most recent most advanced games, it streams the commands and data over a local area network or over the Internet to be processed by the graphics card on the users computer.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
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Posted by Charbax on 14th June 2006
The Wii will be backwards compatible with all previous Nintendo consoles. One will possibly be able to log online to buy old NES, SNES, N64 and GameCube games as downloads. Possibly one will be able to connect an external usb2 harddrive to the Wii to thus have external storage space for the Wii to be able to download big N64, GameCube and Wii games on-demand directly from Nintendo online, thus saving money on useless resellers and other businesses that make games retail prices so high.
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