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Android-based, open-source gaming venture OUYA raises nearly $5 million on Kickstarter (so far, 22 days left to fund)
Gamers are passionate. This time, they’re passionate enough to more than completely fund game console startup OUYA’s drive to produce in volume what it’s already prototyped: an open game console for the television. If you’re not a gamer, you might … Continue reading
Posted in Android, EDA360, Ice Cream Sandwich, Linux, System Realization
Tagged Android, HDMI, Kickstarter, Nvidia Tegra, OUYA, Wi-Fi
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HDMI takes over the mobile PC market. 300M HDMI-enabled units to ship in 2014 according to In-Stat
A new report from In-Stat notes “a dramatic increase for HDMI in portable consumer devices, including HD camcorders and digital still cameras. In addition, on the PC side, HDMI’s share of mobile PCs, graphics cards, and PC monitors continued to … Continue reading
