NVIDIA today launched the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 GPU, which offers an unprecedented level of PC gaming performance.The newest addition to the award-winning NVIDIA Kepler architecture lineup of gaming GPUs for the
NVIDIA today launched the NVIDIA®GeForce® GTX™ 770 GPU, which offers an unprecedented level of PC gaming performance for only INR 29,990. The newest addition to the award-winning NVIDIA Kepler™ architecture lineup of
We attended an NVIDIA event in Mumbai yesterday, the contents of which we cannot reveal till May 31. After the event, we got to check out the NVIDIA Shield (a.k.a Project Shield)
Designed for gaming enthusiasts, the GeForce GTX 780 boasts a powerful Kepler GPU with 2,304 cores and 3GB of high-speed GDDR5 memory. NVIDIA has introduced the GeForce GTX 780 GPU, which is
NEW DELHI: Consumer electronics maker Panasonic will launch its first smartphone marking its re-entry into the Rs 31,000-crore Indian handset market after being absent for more than half a decade. The Japanese
Nvidia has finally gives its Tegra 4-powered, Android-based handheld gaming device a price and release date. The device will start shipping in June and pre-orders begin May 20 for a price of
Panasonic, the creator of the Micro-Four Thirds format has updated their mirrorless segment with two new cameras, along with a new advanced point and shoot. Panasonic has launched three new cameras, two
TOKYO: Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic reported a near-record net loss of 754 billion yen ($7.5 billion) for the fiscal year through March due to restructuring costs and slumping sales, but predicted
SAN FRANCISCO: Nvidia posted first-quarter earnings and revenue above expectations but its revenue outlook for the current quarter fell short of Street estimates. The Santa Clara, California, chipmaker reported first-quarter revenue rose
TOKYO: Panasonic forecast its operating profit will more than triple in the year to March 31 as it steps back from struggling operations in TVs and other consumer gadgets in favor of
NEW YORK: Amazon, long rumored to be developing its own smartphone, is working on a screen that allows people to see 3D images without glasses, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Journal