Nvidia Introduces The Battlebox Gaming PC (PR)

An ‘elite gaming PC’ is heading to market from graphics card specialist Nvidia.

Nvidia’s GeForce division has announced a new range of incredibly high-end gaming PCs called GeForce GTX Battleboxes, making a clear statement of intent as the AMD-powered next generation of consoles prepares to take the stage.

A BattleBox is a desktop built by Origin PC, approved by Nvidia, and powered by GeForce GTX 780 graphics or better. A system that qualifies as a BattleBox will be capable of playing the latest games at 4K Ultra HD without feeling like you’re watching a slide show. That includes titles such as Batman: Arkham Origins, Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, Watch Dogs, and Call of Duty: Ghosts. Key to each is an SLI configuration of GTX 780 or Titan cards, backed up by i7 processors and other high-end components. 4K output support is also high on the agenda.

Systems that qualify as BattleBoxes are specially configured versions of Origin PC’s Millennium and Genesis lines, which are available now. The cost of entry for a BattleBox is $2,873 in the US.

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Rumored NVIDIA Tegra Tab 7 Leaked Specs, Possible Stylus Support!

The chipset company is been into rumors for making a tablet from a long time now, there have been many leaks about the new upcoming tablet which is claimed to be the NVIDIA tab P1640.

The tablet has been spotted on the website of the Taiwanese certification agency, NCC, as per Techkiddy NVIDIA tab is listed as P1640 on the certification agency’s website.

The website reveals some specifications of the tablet which include a 7-inch HD display with a resolution of 1280×768 pixels and NVIDIA’s own 1.8GHz quad-core Tegra 4 processor. The alleged P1640  is also said to have a 5-megapixel rear camera and is expected to run Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. Some other features are a Micro-HDMI port, USB port, audio output jack, Bluetooth and WiFi. The site adds further that the tablet will come with a stylus support and it possibly shows it in the leaked images which can be seen below. The site also suggests that the alleged Nvidia Tegra Tab 7 could be announced at the IFA in Berlin, starting today.

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