Play on tablet: NVIDIA is experimenting with streaming games

NVIDIA recently announced that it has begun experimenting with new streaming game technologies that can stream gameplay running on PCs to other devices. If it does, it means players can play Crysis 2 and Battlefield 3 even on a tablet. This is a great achievement.

A NVIDIA media representative said: "Imagine you are playing Crysis 2 on your PC. You can stream it to a tablet at home, and you can connect to a TV if you like."

So will NVIDIA introduce new technologies and products? This representative is very strict: "I didn't say to announce (what). We are experimenting, nothing more."

Of course, this concept is not unique to NVIDIA. Many manufacturers have already worked hard on this, even including AMD, but the technical difficulty can not be overcome in the short term, and market positioning and demand are also problems.

Interestingly, NVIDIA also recently put forward the concept of "Virtual Graphics", claiming to push Quadro professional graphics to the cloud, enabling users to access high-performance graphics on any device, including those based on the Tegra processor and x86 architecture. Mobile phones, tablets.