While there is not doubt Nvidia will be present at CES 2012, it seems they have a lot of goodies in store for us.
While our reporters are getting ready for their departure, Nvidia has announced, or rather given a sneak peak at what to expect at CES next week. On the program are Tegra, GeForce, 3DVision as well as some automotive tech.
For all their stuff, the company has two booth, the main one will be located in the Las Vegas Convention Center’s (LVCC’s) South Hall and will present all the gadget demos, while the second one will be outdoors in the LVCC Central Plaza which will show off all the automotive tech.
That is not all, Nvidia is backing things up with some giveaways, more precisely they’ll be giving away a bunch of Asus’ recently launched Nvidia Tegra 3-powered Eee Pad Transofrmer Prime tablets through their Facebook page.
In addition, Nvidia’s own CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, will kick things off with their annual press conference which will be retransmitted in a live webcast which you’ll be able to access here. A replay will be available seven days later for those who missed it.
Here’s what Nvidia has to say about the products they’ll reveal:
At our South Hall booth, you’ll find a gaggle of NVIDIA Tegra-powered devices running games, playing HD video TVs, displaying 3D content on a 3D TV and demonstrating wireless, multiplayer gaming.
You’ll have a chance to experience the best that GeForce and 3D Vision offer in two high-end racing simulators, built by VRX and outfitted with NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 and 3D LightBoost technologies. Demo pods peppered throughout the booth will show off new GeForce and 3D Vision laptops.
We’ll also have a Tesla Model S at the main booth to showcase Tesla’s NVIDIA-powered infotainment system, as well as a demos of advanced driver assistance systems, including “360 Surround View” technology.
And don’t forget to check out our Windows on ARM preview.
Our Central Plaza booth is dedicated to NVIDIA Automotive technology. The Audi A7 and a recently unveiled supercar will be on hand to demonstrate NVIDIA-powered infotainment systems. We can’t say much about the supercar demo, but we can tell you that there aren’t too many of these exotic rubber-burners in the U.S. – so be sure to check it out!
Make sure to check out or dedicated section for all the CES 2012 coverage.
