bit-tech.net - 3/4/2009
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Nvidia already has an ARM CPU in its Tegra platform, but this is the first time the company has talked about an x86 CPU.
slashgear.com - 3/7/2009
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slashgear.com —
Reports of 17-inch Apple MacBook Pro visual artifacts
and display glitches continue, with the latest suspicion being...
that the notebook’s heat management system, not the NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GPU, could be at fault. After the cut, NVIDIA’s statement to SlashGear on the issue, and the ...
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MacBook Pro screen glitches heat, not NVIDIA issue?
fudzilla.com - 3/10/2009
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fudzilla.com —
Image 1080P yes, Blu-ray no One of the
biggest questions that we just got the answer to...
is if Intel s upcoming GN40 chipset for Atom CPUs can play full HD at 1080P. If this is the case, Nvidia s Ion would lose a good fighting ground. This is Intel s ...
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Fudzilla - Intel officially on GN40 HD playback
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NVIDIA gets further up Intel's chuff with pledge to develop an x86 CPU
Engadget —
Hoo boy, we haven't seen a corporate case of Hatfield vs. McCoy like NVIDIA vs. Intel since, well, last month's little Apple vs. Palm tiff. While these two makers of all things silicon have rarely been on the best of terms, things have been rather testy lately with Intel slamming NVIDIA's Ion platform, complaints to which the company summarily dismissed. But, the GPU maker with big aspirations apparently wasn't done there, continuing the rebuttal by pledging to attack the core of Intel's business: the x86 processor. This verbal salvo was ...
Sizing up a possible NVIDIA-made x86 processor
Ars Technica —
... A bit-tech.net reporter was in the audience at a recent Morgan Stanley Technology Conference, when NVIDIA VP Mike Hara seemed to indicate that the company is considering developing a x86 CPU for the mobile space sometime in the next two years. ...
Nvidia reveals its x86 CPU plans
D' Technology Weblog —
... Conference in San Francisco, Nvidia revealed that it had plans to enter the x86 processor market in the next two to three years. When asked, when Nvidia would want to get into the general purpose microprocessor business. Hara said that “the question is not so much I think if; I think the question is when.” “I think some time down the road it makes sense to take the same level of integration that we’ve done with Tegra,” said Hara.
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TechBlog —
... - Unreleased build of Windows 7 has an option to remove the IEXPLORE.EXE executable. • Nvidia reveals plans to make x86 CPU - Would go head-to-head • ...
Nvidia May Enter The x86 Processor Market
The Blade by Ron Schenone, MVP —
... state it made a lot of sense to take that approach, and someday it’s going to make sense to take the same approach in the x86 market as well.”
I have always believed that if it were not for AMD entering the processor market, we would be paying more for Intel processors. I personally hope that Nvidia does in fact get into the x86 market to provided added competition and to hopefully keep Intel honest.
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The new Apple announcements continue. Besides the new iMac, Mac mini, Apple also updates the Mac Pro.
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Intel foe wants Intel license Nvidia is contemplating its very own x86-compatible processor core. in theory, this core could combine with Nvidia graphics technology to create system-on-chip (SoC) silicon that competes in the rapidly expanding ...
New 2009 iMac and Mac mini only faster in Graphics —
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Apple unveiled this week new iMac All-in-One computers and new Mac mini computers. The new hardware features new Intel CPUs and more important new NVIDIA graphics chipsets.
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