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Nvidia says chip faster, smaller than Intel graphics

 

Published 10/16/2008 by Brooke Crothers at CNET News - Business Tech

Nvidia on Wednesday introduced its GeForce 9400M graphics chip, a direct threat to Intel's graphics silicon. Apple's choice of the 9400M for its refreshed MacBook line heralds a much-needed infusion of competition in the market for mobile integrated graphics--a low-cost solution that is built into Intel chipsets. To ... Originally posted at Nanotech: The Circuits Blog (link)

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