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Intel discrete graphics chips confirmed

22nd Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Tim  
Six weeks ago, job descriptions for Intel's Larrabee Development Group caused widespread speculation that the chip giant would be re-entering the discrete graphics marketplace. These speculations have now been confirmed with Intel actively recruiting for its Visual Computing Group, the official name for the Larrabee project.…
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GF8600: 128-bit memory bus and GDDR3

18th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
According to VR-Zone, the rumours that the GeForce 8600 (G84) will be using a 256-bit bus are incorrect; instead the chip will still be using a 128-bit bus, like its mid-range predecessor (G73), a configuration which matches what we have heard. They further claim there will be two…
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Forceware 100-series driver for NVIDIA G80 and Windows Vista leaked

16th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Rys  
LaptopVideo2Go have their hands on a Forceware 100-series driver for G80 and Windows Vista. Cue the rejoicing (at least from us), despite obvious pre-release and unofficial status.
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ATI X2600 spotted in MSI notebooks

12th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
At the just completed CES, NotebookReview found two MSI laptops, the ER710 and the GX710, that share an interesting characteristic. Both are powered by the "ATI X2600 Graphic Solution", which is presumably a midrange DX10 GPU.
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NVIDIA release 97.92 driver for 8800-series and 32-bit XP

11th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Rys  
NVIDIA have released a WHQL ForceWare just for GeForce 8800 GTX and 8800 GTS under 32-bit Windows XP and Windows XP Media Center Edition. You get the usual game and app compatibility fixes and improvements (which are more visible in the release notes), PureVideo technology that lets the boards…
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PowerVR hints at PC IGPs with SGX545/555 [CES 2007]

9th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
Imagination Technologies' PowerVR division has just issued two press releases (1 & 2), announcing new members of the SGX family and the display of working silicon at CES 2007, respectively. If this doesn't make your heart beat fast enough already, it might also be worth mentioning…
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'And they're off!' --CES 2007 news rolls in

8th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Geo  
The Consumer Electronics Show has kicked off in Las Vegas, and the Press Releases will be coming thick and fast. We will putting as many of them as seem relevant in the PR forum, and pointing at those on the front page which we find particularly interesting.
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Sony Creates 'x.v.Color' to Highlight xvYCC Compliance

6th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by TeamB3D  
Sony announced yesterday the creation of 'x.v.Color,' a branding methodology with associated logo whose purpose is to provide consumers with a simplified means of identifying xvYCC-compliant displays in anticipation of retail availability later this year.
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AMD reveals future plans and Fusion details

14th Dec 2006 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
AMD had its analyst day just a few hours ago, with replay webcasts now available on their website. It's also full of rather shocking strategic details, and bullish in terms of financial data. If AMD manages to deliver, they definitely might be about to give a much tougher…
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Intel's Larrabee Development Group surfaces again

8th Dec 2006 @ 15:11:00 - written by Geo  
After a raft of similar stories this past August, Intel's shadowy Larrabee Development Group (LDG) has surfaced again in the job ads. This time for a "Graphics System Architect" for a project described as "working on the next generation of leading-edge graphics technologies". The Register…
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AMD GPUs on 65nm, and NVIDIA's on 80nm

19th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
According to Digitimes, AMD and NVIDIA are about to increase their orders at TSMC for 65nm and 80nm, as they prepare to introduce RV610/RV630 (65nm) and G84/G86 (80nm). We can confirm that those are indeed the process…
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Mobility X1900 out of the closet

18th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Geo  
Since our previous report last November, the RV570-based ATI Mobility Radeon X1900 has decided to come out of the closet, with AMD's website recently

 

15th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
A quick look at NVIDIA's website will reveal that they are currently looking for eDRAM engineers. It's worth noting that they have never shipped any such design, and it seems extremely unlikely to…

 

12th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Tim  
Anandtech has a fairly extensive CES writeup, containing comments from many of the major players at the show. ATI demonstrated their latest TV tuner, the Open Cable Unidirectional Receiver, or OCUR. The OCUR's major…

 

10th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Rys  
It's a new month so that means a new Catalyst driver release from AMD. Catalyst release 7.1 includes the expected array of bug fixes, updates to Catalyst Control Center, and performance improvements in some games such as Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, which AMD claims runs up to 12% faster on all…

 

9th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Geo  
The U.S.-based National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) has given their prestigious 58th annual Technology & Engineering Emmy awards for 2006 at Las Vegas, on the first night of CES. Included was a group Emmy awarded to Microsoft, AMD, and NVIDIA. The citation is for Read news item | More in this category

 

7th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Rys  
DailyTech are reporting that ASUS have developed a product that lets you use desktop PCI Express graphics hardware on any system that sports an ExpressCard slot. With ExpressCard a conduit for PCI Express, the XG Station (eXternal Graphics…

 

5th Jan 2007 @ 12:12:00 - written by Arun  
NVIDIA has just released the (non-G80) 97.46 driver set, for both Vista x86 and x64 (RTM/Build 6000 and above only). It's not exactly…

 

14th Dec 2006 @ 12:12:00 - written by Geo  
For the chicken-entrail stirring graphics geek, a new update of the PCI Express Integrators List is always appreciated. It's often the case that unannounced products get unmasked here as imminent before other places. We've noticed that the

 

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