Items tagged with Mobile graphics
NVIDIA Raises The Graphics Performance Bar For Mainstream Notebooks Lenovo uses the NVIDIA GeForce G110M GPU to deliver powerful high definition entertainment in their new IdeaPad Y650, the thinnest and lightest notebook in its class. The new GeForce G130M delivers amazing gaming performance, flawless 1080p high definition video playback and supports NVIDIA CUDA technology to accelerate non-gaming applications. Notebooks equipped with NVIDIA GeForce G100 series GPUs support NVIDA PhysX technology to accelerate in-game physics in games such as Mirror’s Edge from Electronic Arts. NVIDIA is pushing the pace for graphics performance in mainstream notebooks with the announcement of the GeForce 100M...
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Welcome back HotHardware fans! Today's announcement by NVIDIA regarding their new MXM (Mobile PCI eXpress Module) initiative has generated quite a bit of interest. So much interest that we were able to get a statement from ATi on the topic. Here's a direct "cut-and-paste" from the correspondence... •"Industry Standard Module" - while the concept is great, this is not what is being proposed. An industry standard module would be created through the creation of a working group comprised of OEMs, ODMs, graphics vendors, etc - an industry standard comes through collaboration - that is not what has been done here (ATI and others were never consulted),...
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GeForce FX Go 5200 and 5600 Mobile GPUs NVIDIA's New Mobile FX Offering Unveiled By - Dave Altavilla March 13, 2003 The PC Graphics Industry certainly has been heating up over the past few weeks, to say the least. NVIDIA and ATi alone are making coverage, of their new technologies for the desktop alone, a full time job. In addition however, coincident with Intel's "Centrino" Launch and Mobile/Wireless initiative, the Mobile Graphics space is bubbling and buzzing as well. ATi gave us a taste of their new "M10" core, with an intimate demo of their Mobility Radeon 9600. In like fashion, very recently we were briefed on NVIDIA's new GeForce FX products...
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ATI 'M10' Mobile Graphics Preview Mobile Gaming Diversifies By, Chris Angelini March 13th, 2003 The computer industry has been in the doldrums as of late. And as much as we want to deny it, business isn't picking up as quickly as the analysts forecasted. It isn't voodoo, though. There is no witchcraft involved in judging the future of the fair industry in which we work. Look at the roadmaps - processors continue getting faster, core logic adapts in time, and we are continually treated to more I/O bandwidth. But that's to be expected. That is what we call evolution. What the industry needs is something to reignite the excitement that was felt when...
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