NVIDIA is moving on from the market to focus its efforts
elsewhere after their Tegra 4i failed to catch on in the main-stream market,
admitted CEO Jen-Hsun Huang in an interview with CNET. Huang said that they
have realized that the company would rather spend time in adding value to
certain areas of the tech world, like in cars or gaming specific devices, set
top boxes and even televisions.
But that doesn’t mean that NVIDIA is going to exit
altogether, we might see a Tegra Superphone at some time as mentioned the
“Porsche of tablets or phones.”
No worries though as NVIDIA isn’t leaving the mobile
platform altogether and it will continue to invest in SHIELD as a platform.
NVIDIA is also trying to enter and dominate the Set-top box marker, the smart
TV market, and cars, something their CEO loves on a ‘deep, personal level.’ We
should see a new SHIELD device in the near future.
So people what are your thoughts on NVIDIA exiting the
smartphone and tablet game. Though we won’t miss them since we haven’t seen
much of Tegra Chips in recent times.
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