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Hold onto something tight Nvidia fans, today looks to be a bumpy ride down.

And did you know Tegra 4 is DOA? lol

imho

XC is Ignored

Thanks

Did anyone notice that MOST Techs are GREEN today but Not Nvidia.

AAPL, QCOM and AMD are all greeen.

Why is Nvidia being slapped silly Nvidia fans?

Anyone here hav a clue?

imho

""We still have no idea under what name is Toshiba planning to market this slate, but one thing is certain – its commercial release is right around the corner. The FCC certification docs prove that, although they don’t confirm yet the AT10LE-A is on its way to the US.""

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"Eight Reasons To Buy Microsoft's New Xbox One"

On Tuesday, Microsoft raised the curtain on its new Xbox One. I’m impressed. Here are the eight reasons to buy Xbox One.

Faster Hardware: Xbox One is powered by an eight-core processor. The processor is based on Jaguar design by AMD. The processor is customized for DirectX 11.1 graphics and contains 32 MB ESRAM memory. The system supports 8 GB of RAM, but RAM does not appear to be GDDR5 as in PlayStation 4 from Sony . There is a Blue-ray drive, 500 GB of hard drive, a USB 3.0 port and fast Wi-Fi using IEEE 802.11n standard.
Watch The Video: Microsoft Xbox One Event David M. Ewalt David M. Ewalt Forbes Staff

Improved Kinect: Kinect allows the user to control the Xbox with gestures. The new Kinect appears to be much improved. It supports 1080p wide angle camera. The motion sensor also has been improved to detect even the slightest motion. The camera can see in the dark using infrared.

Voice Control: There is a new multi-microphone array, advanced noise isolation, and ability to control Xbox with your voice.

Second Screen: Xbox One allows your tablet or phone to act as a second screen. The second screen can intelligently interact with the Xbox and allows for smooth navigation.

Exclusive NFL Agreement: Microsoft has announced an agreement with the National Football League for exclusive content. Together, Microsoft and the NFL plan to deliver a unique interactive experience through Xbox to the users.

Built-in Skype: Skype is built-in the Xbox allowing for easy video calling.

EA Sports Ignite: Electronic Arts has announced that there will be new titles from Madden, MMA, NBA, and FIFA using a new engine called Sports Ignite.

Entertainment Hub: Xbox One is designed to become the entertainment hub. It can connect to a cable box, bring up TV listings, and can provide personal"

Source: Forbes

With that phony headline below trying to STEAL someones elses WIN?

"Microsoft Xbox One Game Console Includes NVIDIA PhysX Support"

' "We are excited to extend our PhysX and APEX technologies to Microsoft's Xbox One console," said Mike Skolones, product manager for the PhysX SDK at NVIDIA. "We look forward to the Xbox developer community taking advantage of PhysX and APEX along with Xbox One's processing power, programmability and next-generation features to design cutting-edge games that deliver an unparalleled and ultra-realistic experience." '

source: benchmarkreviews

Its all BS since Nvidia announced that Nvidia includes support for Xbox ONE Not that Xbox ONE
includes support for Nvidia anything.

Microsoft's Xbox ONE does NOT include any Nvidia technology making that headline and
Nvidia FULL OF IT.

imho

Why This Gaming Console Is Destined to Fail
By Leo Sun - May 22, 2013 |-

There's no point in being nice about it - Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) upcoming portable game console, Shield, will bomb. Nvidia, which I have been bullish on due to its dominance of the graphics cards field, is about to shoot itself in the foot with a bizarre portable game console that is designed as a hybrid Android and portable PC gaming platform.
Why am I so convinced that the Nvidia Shield will be dead on arrival, and fail to dent the handheld market dominated by Sony (NYSE: SNE) and Nintendo (NASDAQOTH: NTDOY.PK)?.
Nvidia Shield is destined to fail due to its high price, bizarre form factor and limited software selection. While the Shield might be used by some consumers as a media center, thanks to its HDMI connectivity, or become an all-in-one homebrew and emulation device for hobbyists, it is unlikely to achieve mainstream popularity, simply because gamers are already accustomed to Nintendo and Sony’s more established consoles. Meanwhile, mobile gamers are more likely to stick with their smartphones and tablets for Android gaming.

If the Nvidia Shield fails, it wouldn’t be a devastating loss for the company, since it only reportedly spent $10 million on R&D for the product. Yet I’m baffled as to whom the product was intended for and why Nvidia felt the need to challenge Sony and Nintendo, when it should simply concentrate on churning out graphics cards and mobile CPUs.

Just a big volume spike on the downside...