NVIDIA introduces Tegra 4 with six times the grunt of Tegra 3
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NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang unveiled the Tegra 4 at CES 2013
The only Tegra 4 device we know about is NVIDIA's Project Shield
NVIDIA took the wraps off its next-generation mobile chip, the Tegra 4
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NVIDIA has been one of the most important chip-makers of this young mobile era. Its Tegra 2 SoC powered the first dual core smartphones and tablets, and Tegra 3 played the same pioneering role for quad core. At CES 2013, NVIDIA unleashed its next-generation mobile chip, the Tegra 4.
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