AnthonyW86 on 07 January 2014
That's porbably because that upcoming Tegra K-1 is a chip that can be used in something as small as a smartphone and already matches the Wii-U in power.
Why would they bother as a tech company with a system that's lucky to match the smallest chip they offer? That's like saying it's weird that they didn't mention Ouya.
Oh and it has 192 CUDA cores, not 92.
