I was also hoping for a new streaming device for Geforce Now and info for about the server upgrades. Shield 2 or something like that. But firstly I think the market for TV boxes is too small because of the TV apps. 90% of the apps that customers want are already integrated into TVs. Secondly, if Nvidia leaves the hardware for cloud gaming to other established companies such as Amazon, Apple and Valve and concentrates on supplying as many platforms as possible with their apps. An Apple app may be coming for their devices. E.g. Apple TV when support for Vision Pro was announced. Maybe even the new LG,Samsung Oleds can now do 4K 120FPS who knows!? However, I don't believe that PC’s for cloud gaming are the future. It needs to be more user-friendly with a simple OS like a console. Maybe Amazon Luna is taking off with her Fire TV? I think Geforce Now is a very small fish at Nvidia. Maybe some other company will announce a new streaming device for cloud gaming on CES?
So nothing about GeForce now?
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I was also hoping for a new streaming device for Geforce Now and info for about the server upgrades. Shield 2 or something like that. But firstly I think the market for TV boxes is too small because of the TV apps. 90% of the apps that customers want are already integrated into TVs.
Secondly, if Nvidia leaves the hardware for cloud gaming to other established companies such as Amazon, Apple and Valve and concentrates on supplying as many platforms as possible with their apps.
An Apple app may be coming for their devices. E.g. Apple TV when support for Vision Pro was announced.
Maybe even the new LG,Samsung Oleds can now do 4K 120FPS who knows!?
However, I don't believe that PC’s for cloud gaming are the future. It needs to be more user-friendly with a simple OS like a console.
Maybe Amazon Luna is taking off with her Fire TV?
I think Geforce Now is a very small fish at Nvidia.
Maybe some other company will announce a new streaming device for cloud gaming on CES?
GFN is a very small fish at Nvidia, yes