Go To Latest Video ReviewsnVidia GeForce 9400M Coming To Nettops
| Author | Hugo Jobling |
| Published | 10th Dec 2008 |
1 comment
Email
TrustedReviews NewslettersWe know that nVidia is interested in netbooks, but isn't ready to enter the market yet. However, if DigiTimes' sources aren't wrong, we could soon see nVidia 9400M-powered nettops appearing.
Apparently the MCP79 chipset will see Atom support added to its list of compatible CPUs. Supposedly, though, netbook support won't be coming, at least initially, so it will be desktop-placed systems like the Eee Box only at first.
Of course, we've already seen nettops with graphics to beat Intel's integrated solutions, in the form of Asus' Radeon 3600-series powered Eee Box line-up. We've even seen a netbook with nVidia graphics, too, again from Asus in the form of the N10.
The thought of a nettop with enough grunt to run PhotoShop CS4 (thanks to GPU-acceleration) is pretty compelling…
Link:
DigiTimes.
Related Articles
Newsletters
Register to receive the latest Reviews and News Headlines directly to your Inbox every day, and enter our regular competitions. More Info.
Latest 1 of 1 Comments
Have your say: Leave a comment below about this article.
ThaDon said on 10th December 2008
See 1 comment on this article.
Add your comment
You must be logged in to comment. Login or register here.
From OLPC costing $100 per million units, to netbooks costing £500 each!
At this rate the prices are gonna creep up to the standard TZ/TT realm, and then there'... more