 Hey this is LabelDiverge and I'm here at NVIDIA's CES 2012 booth and we're taking a look at Skyrim being played over splashed up on the ASUS E-pad Transformer Prime. So do you want to tell us a little bit about how this is done and how it works? Sure thing, so as you can see you're actually running Skyrim which is a very demanding next generation title on the ASUS Transformer Prime. The way this works is we actually have a GeForce GTX 580 PC right down there that's running the game. The Splashtop THD application running on the Transformer Prime. What the application does is streams the content of your PC over the network onto the tablet. There have been a bunch of remote desktop applications out there but the cool thing about the Splashtop THD version that we're showing off over here is almost no latency. As you can see with every mouse click, every controller button press, it's instantaneous. What you're seeing here is what's on the PC and what's here is actually what's being rendered on the tablet. Do you want to take a walk around the place so we can see how it animates and how it looks? Sure thing. So right now you're controlling this with a gamepad over here which is connected to the tablet. Yes. So everything happens over the internet and it's being processed by the computer. Exactly. Most of the heavy lifting is actually being done on the GeForce GTX powered PC but then since this is a Tegra optimized version of the application, Tegra chips in and makes sure that the experience that you have is flawless and as smooth as possible. Can you give us any idea about the frame rate we're actually seeing on the tablet itself? What you see on the tablet is basically what's being shown on the PC. If you get 60 frames per second on the PC that's exactly what you get on the tablet. Awesome. So you just need a Splashtop application, that's all you need to do? Yes, you need a Splashtop THD application on the tablet and the server application installed on the computer. It takes all of two minutes and once that's done, absolutely no configuration whatsoever, it just works. Awesome.
 Hey this is LabelDiverge and I'm here at NVIDIA's CES 2012 booth and we're taking a look at
 Skyrim being played over splashed up on the ASUS E-pad Transformer Prime.
 So do you want to tell us a little bit about how this is done and how it works?
 Sure thing, so as you can see you're actually running Skyrim which is a very demanding next
 generation title on the ASUS Transformer Prime.
 The way this works is we actually have a GeForce GTX 580 PC right down there that's running
 the game.
 The Splashtop THD application running on the Transformer Prime.
 What the application does is streams the content of your PC over the network onto the tablet.
 There have been a bunch of remote desktop applications out there but the cool thing
 about the Splashtop THD version that we're showing off over here is almost no latency.
 As you can see with every mouse click, every controller button press, it's instantaneous.
 What you're seeing here is what's on the PC and what's here is actually what's being rendered
 on the tablet.
 Do you want to take a walk around the place so we can see how it animates and how it looks?
 Sure thing.
 So right now you're controlling this with a gamepad over here which is connected to
 the tablet.
 Yes.
 So everything happens over the internet and it's being processed by the computer.
 Exactly.
 Most of the heavy lifting is actually being done on the GeForce GTX powered PC but then
 since this is a Tegra optimized version of the application, Tegra chips in and makes
 sure that the experience that you have is flawless and as smooth as possible.
 Can you give us any idea about the frame rate we're actually seeing on the tablet itself?
 What you see on the tablet is basically what's being shown on the PC.
 If you get 60 frames per second on the PC that's exactly what you get on the tablet.
 Awesome.
 So you just need a Splashtop application, that's all you need to do?
 Yes, you need a Splashtop THD application on the tablet and the server application installed
 on the computer.
 It takes all of two minutes and once that's done, absolutely no configuration whatsoever,
 it just works.
 Awesome.