High-end tablets will replace low-end PCs, with Android leading the way, according to Nvidia’s CEO. Originally posted at News – Mobile View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

The company’s technology is designed to save a notebook’s battery life and enhance the overall performance of those devices. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Jen-Hsun Huang notes that sales are lower than the company expected, and he’s still waiting for Outlook. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

The Tegra 4i chip, with 60 GPU cores versus 72 in Tegra 4, will be targeted at smartphones. Originally posted at News – Mobile View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

An integrated cloud computing device launches at CES 2013 makes it possible to play 3D games in the cloud. Originally posted at View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Join CNET for live coverage of Nvidia’s press conference, which starts at 8 p.m. PT Sunday. Our live blog will bring you live video, news updates, photos, and running commentary. Originally posted at View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Mediatek is going after Samsung, Nvidia, and Qualcomm with a quad-core chip for high-end smartphones. Originally posted at News – Mobile View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

The graphics- and mobile-chip maker’s tablet business doubled in the third quarter, but the company is struggling to expand into smartphones. Nvidia says a new chip next year will help it gain traction in phones, but will it be enough? View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

The graphics-chip maker also provides projections for the current quarter that show it’s no longer avoiding PC market weakness. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Nvidia’s CEO isn’t bashful when chatting about his company’s success in the Windows 8 and Android tablet markets. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech