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Top 5 4K Media Streamers: 1. Google Chromecast Ultra, 2. Nvidia Shield TV and GeForce Now, 3. HiMedia Q10 Pro, 4. Amazon Fire TV 4K with Ultra HD, 5. Apple TV (4th gen) 2015.

H200 is designed for fast inference of large models, e.g. LLM.

With user friendly interface, DVDFab DVD Ripper allows users to control over the output parameters easily.And it supports the newest NVIDIA CUDA, Intel Quick Sync, multi-core CPUs and batch conversion to increase speed. Like all DVDFab products, DVDFab DVD Ripper is designed to accommodate both new and experienced users with an interface that allows power and simplicity at the same time.

Nvidia has finally turned its attention to the 2013 released Tegra Note 7 tablet by announcing a global Android 5.1 software update for the device. The update is rolling out to Tegra Note 7, the first tablet of the company, and the Shield Portable gaming console.

For all those people who own a NVIDIA SHIELD console, you will be happy to know that it has just got a software update that brings support for new applicatio

The super-computer Tsubame 2.0 has been developed by the Tokyo Institute of Technology in collaboration with NEC and HP. It promises a 2.39 petaflops of computing capacity (30 times higher than its predecessor Tsubame 1.0) thanks to some 2,816 Intel six-core 2.96GHz Xeon 5600 (Westmere-EP) microprocessors and 4,224 NVIDIA Tesla M2050 GPUs with lower power consumption as only 1MW (1/25th of its predecessor).

SHIELD Android TV now comes with free Remote - From the time the NVIDIA SHIELD first made its appearance, we have fallen in love with it. It is one of the, if not the best, Android TV box available right now.

If you're looking for a gaming laptop, there are several factors to consider including performance, graphics capability, display quality, graphics performance, cooling system, portability, and price. Here are a few options across different price ranges that were popular and well-regarded as of my last update: Powerful Gaming laptops are more faster for the high end graphics performance. if you plan to buy then more focus on graphics card, processor and ram. Set Your Budget: Determine how much you're willing to spend on your gaming laptop. Gaming laptops come in a wide range of prices, so knowing your budget will help narrow down your options. Define Your Gaming Needs: Consider the types of games you'll be playing and the level of performance you require. If you're playing graphically demanding games or plan to do content creation, you'll need a more powerful laptop with a dedicated GPU and a high-resolution display. Performance: Look for a laptop with a powerful processor and GPU. For gaming, Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 processors are generally recommended. As for the GPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX series or AMD Radeon RX series cards offer excellent gaming performance. Graphics Quality: Pay attention to the display quality. Look for laptops with high refresh rates (at least 144Hz) and good color accuracy for an immersive gaming experience. Additionally, consider the resolution - higher resolutions provide better image quality but may impact performance. RAM and Storage: Ensure the laptop has enough RAM (at least 16GB) to handle multitasking and gaming smoothly. Also, consider storage options - SSDs are faster than traditional HDDs and are ideal for storing games and reducing load times. Portability and Build Quality: Decide how important portability is to you. Gaming laptops can vary significantly in size and weight. If you plan to travel with your laptop frequently, consider a thinner and lighter model. Also, pay attention to build quality and cooling sy

"These days, it seems that every manufacturer is trying to out do one another when it comes to the little chip things that power their devices along. Barely a year ago, dual-core blowers seemed like some kind of mad alien technology from the future, but now, it looks like they're soon to be old hat if the latest rumours are anything to go on."

"Time has sped by this week here at P4u Towers and the chill in the air and the first airing of the Coca Cola advert have made us realise that Christmas is just around the corner. Damn you advertising! With all the tech news and announcements this week, it's been a pretty busy seven days, but once again (as we do so generously every Friday) we've chosen the best and grouped them here in this lovely post. Read on you tech-hungry people you …"

If you have been planning to get yourself the powerful gaming console from Nvidia: the Shield Android TV, then you have an additional option to purchase it from the Google Store directly. Both the 16GB Shield Android TV and the 500GB Android Shield PRO are available for purchase from the Google Store at the same price that they are offered on Nvidia's online store or by other retailers.

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Nvidia has started rolling out software update 1.3 to the Shield Android TV. While the last update had brought 4K image sharing on UHD TV displays, more app and game compatibility, the latest one adds further apps and optimizations for some popular new released games along with Wi-Fi and Shield Controller improvements.

The Nvidia SHEILD Tablet has got an update (no, it's not that the device is going to explode, AGAIN). It's a software update. From the previous 3.1 version, the newest update is 3.1.1. Although there is not much that has changed, the new software fixes some bugs, enhances the performance and so on.

This is Examiner.com's preview of E3 with a look at some of the interesting storyline's that play out in Los Angeles. We will be there on the floor bringing you up to date news, confirming and dispelling rumors and hosting interviews with some of the biggest electronic companies on the planet. Don't miss this.

FYI, GPU is the core hardware for AI computing. Used GPU can still have a good value. So, you may consider selling the GPU you used when upgrading your AI system. It will be a good option for small business owners.