Yes, I think eventually a lot of mobile gaming devices would also be posible to play PC games to allow people to play games like Fruit Ninga for a few minutes, and full-fledge PC games like World of Warcraft, FarCry, and Crysis when they want to play more intensive games.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_u-KZ5NjZk
There are currently Windows 8 Gaming tablets like the Razer's Edge which can function like a regular gaming laptop with keyboard and mouse, and can transform into a gaming tablet with a controller case, or gamepad like the Xbox 360 USB gamepads.
The Microsoft Surface Pro tablet with Intel HD 4000 can also play games like Team Fortress 4 by Valve. Once the Surface Pro 2 comes out with Intel Haswell chips it can play even more PC games.
I read that there would be smaller 8 inch versions of the Surface Pro which may be better for portable gaming if it has a decent graphics chip, and CPU like the Intel Haswell CPU, or AMD APU.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_u-KZ5NjZk
There are currently Windows 8 Gaming tablets like the Razer's Edge which can function like a regular gaming laptop with keyboard and mouse, and can transform into a gaming tablet with a controller case, or gamepad like the Xbox 360 USB gamepads.
The Microsoft Surface Pro tablet with Intel HD 4000 can also play games like Team Fortress 4 by Valve. Once the Surface Pro 2 comes out with Intel Haswell chips it can play even more PC games.
I read that there would be smaller 8 inch versions of the Surface Pro which may be better for portable gaming if it has a decent graphics chip, and CPU like the Intel Haswell CPU, or AMD APU.
