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Nvidia Ion Graphics Added to Most Asus Netbooks and Nettops

asus_eeetop_et2002The first of the netbooks to hit the market were underpowered when it came to decoding most video, especially if that video was in HD resolution. This left users frustrated with choppy video playback or the outright inability to play some videos.

NVIDIA stepped in and launched its Ion platform that allows the lowly netbook to offload the decoding of HD video from the processor to the GPU for smooth playback and better overall system performance. NVIDIA set some lofty goals for its Ion chipset and aimed to oust Intel integrated graphics from notebooks and netbooks with the new offering. It has taken a while, but netbooks and other machines using Ion are finally hitting the market in force.

NVIDIA and Intel Battle On, NVIDIA CEO Loves Apple

nvidia-logoIntel is suing NVIDIA in an effort to get them dropped from chipset licensing on Nehalem boards. NVIDIA has filed countersuit against Intel. NVIDIA has even gone as far as to sponsor cartoons lampooning Intel.

NVIDIA particularly enraged Intel when it convinced Apple to dump Intel’s integrated graphics from its product lineup in favor of NVIDIA designs. Intel vows it will make a return to the Mac graphics platform, stating, “Graphics is a competitive market and we compete for all new business. “

Return of the King: AMD HD 5970 Leaks, Looks Poised to Seize Performance Crown

ati-radeon-HD-5970The AMD/ATI success story in the GPU sector has shown little signs of fading with the transition from the 4000 series to the 5000 series. Continuing its competitive pricing, AMD’s 5870, 5850, 5770 and 5750, the world’s first DirectX 11 GPUs, are all showing strong sales in their respective price ranges, leaving NVIDIA in a painful wait for its Fermi series to reach market readiness.

Now AMD is reportedly preparing to take the single-card performance crown, currently held by the GTX 295 away from NVIDIA, with the release of a dual GPU single-slot, single-printed circuit board solution. Codenamed Hemlock, the card was initially named 5870 X2, a designation that was reportedly scrapped in favor of the name HD 5970.

Nvidia Suspends Work on Chipsets for Intel Processors

The legal feud between giant chipmaker Intel and graphics developer Nvidia looks to be taking another ugly turn, as Nvidia says it has suspended development of chipsets for Intel’s current “Nehalem” architecture and future microprocessors based on a similar architecture. The move is a chancy step for Nvidia, which may be hoping to apply pressure on Intel from customers demanding to use Nvidia technology with Intel processors. But it also may mean hard times ahead for Nvidia’s chipset business, which looks to be on track to generate almost a billion dollars in revenue this year.

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Nvidia Dives Deeper into Supercomputing with Fermi

fermi-nvidiaGraphics technology developer Nvidia has formally introduced its next generation graphics architecture, codenamed Fermi, which Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang described as putting a supercomputer into a GPU. Unlike traditional GPUs, which are optimized for rendering and graphics tasks, the Fermi architecture is intended to put standard computing operations and graphics procedures on equal footing, enabling developers to leverage the computing power of the GPUs for things like physics simulation, supercomputing, and medical imaging…and, of course, there will still be some applications for gaming.

NVIDIA DualTV MCE Review

Summary

Personal Video Recorders (PVRs), commonly known as TiVOs (think Kleenex and Xerox, brand names associated as product categories), have become the one of the hottest products in the consumer electronics world. Just as the Internet introduced us to on-demand access to information, the PVR has introduced us to on-demand television. With a PVR, we no longer need to schedule our time around our favorite TV shows — we can watch what we want, whenever we want.


 

Digital Trends’ 2004 Holiday Gift Guide

The holidays are that time of year when you can finally show up your siblings and give gifts that rock. All of that research and tech knowledge will finally pay off and you can show others why you are the technology leader.  Digital Trends’ gift guide is your essential resource for all of your tech needs.

2003 Video Card Buying Guide

In today’s world it seems as though faster is commonly touted as better for most things and the video card market is no stranger to this. For some people faster is better and higher quality is best; more money however is not. So where do you find the balance in a world that seems to offer bigger and better cards and mega performance with a matching price tag?

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