A handful of details briefly slipped out about the project earlier, but
now it's here: the Ouya, an attempt not just to delve into the
cutthroat world of TV game consoles but to try and shift the goal posts.
At its heart, the design sounds more like a smartphone than a gaming
rig with a quad-core Tegra 3
and 8GB of storage running Android 4.0. The upscale, RF wireless
gamepad's standout is a built-in trackpad for playing mobile games
alongside the familiar sticks and buttons -- clever, though not entirely
new. But with completely open hardware and software, an emphasis on
free-to-play gaming and an all-important $99 price, the system is a
gamble by a handful of game industry luminaries that at least a subset
of players are frustrated with the status quo enough to want a real
break. Read on for the full details, including a Kickstarter project as
well as added details from our chat with Ouya (and Jambox) designer Yves Behar.
Source:
Engadget
This gaming console will going to be successful in the market due to best price and list of great feature's offered by it. I am waiting for the launch of this gaming console in the market. It will change the normal TV experice by games, application and much more.
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