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Monday, May 20, 2013
Game LA Noire Will be Released for PC
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L.A Noire will have the latest variant. After the success in a variety of consoles, the game promised would soon be released for the PC.
LA Noire is quite successful in the realm of consoles. Not only the quality of the graphics are stunning, the game system and a unique storyline make this game made by Rockstar has always been a byword among gamers.
Now, through its website, the official Rockstar announced a new version of LA Noire will be available for PC in late 2011.
Due to be released for the PC then there are some changes in the game, such as mapping the controller to the keyboard and gamepad, as well as adjusting the graphics quality to be played in 3D mode.
LA Noire, is a realization of ambitious projects that Rockstar will take the player as an investigator named Cole Phelps. This game presents the story interesting with the background scenery in the era of the 1940s.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Nvidia Confidents Honeycomb Tablet Will Beat IPAD
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It was said Jen-Hsu Huang, CEO of Nvidia, the Reuters Technology Summit in New York. "Android phone only took two and a half years to reach its momentum. Im sure the same thing will happen in tablet Honeycomb," said Huang was quoted as saying by Reuters on Tuesday (17/05/2011).
Huang said that growth tablets Android will be more rapidly with the increasing number of applications and games for these tablets.
Nvidia will certainly be happy when the tablet-based Honeycomb skyrocketed. We have quite a lot of tablets that use 2 of Nvidias Tegra processor, call it Transformer Pad Asus Eee, Acer and Samsung A500 Iconia Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Furthermore, Nvidia is planning a more powerful processor again. For example, Kal-El-coded processor with quad-core capabilities, aka four brain.
Huang said there are already some device makers are ready to use Kal-El. "There are at least 10. The five companies and five mobile PC manufacturers," he said.
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