Nvidia GeForce 8600 series expected to launch in the middle of Q2
Nvidia is preparing to launch a series of GeForce 8600 cards in the middled of the second quarter 2007 to help satisfy the increasing demand for DirectX 10 supporting graphics cards caused by Windows Vista, according to market sources. The GeForce 8600 series will be priced to target mainstream markets, the sources add.
More here at DigiTimes.
AMD aiming for 30% market share with its quad-core server processors
- Shipment of Vista notebooks to start taking off in Q2
- U.S. LCD TV sales more than double in 2006
- Tatung shipping LCD TVs to Westinghouse
- Next-gen digital downloads: Wii sets the standard
- 3GSM: Dull Booth? Roll Out The Dancing Girls (Unashamedly With Video)
- Top Seven Things Worth Noticing From 3GSM
- Apple To Introduce Ultra-Portable MacBook Mid-2007
- Experts doubt quantum computer's authenticity
- Conquering the cellphone market won't be a walk in the park for Apple - analyst opinion
Cisco extends deadline for iPhone agreement, again
- Nvidia activates a supercomputer in your PC
- The ToughBook That Took A Bullet For Its Country
- Kodak launches image printing service for cellphone cameras
- Monster.com exec pleads guilty to options fraud
- Quanta confirms one millionth OLPC
- OLPC to feature a remote-kill switch
- Google doubts hard drives fail because of excessive temperature, usage
- "DRM increases value" - Macrovision writes to Jobs
- Judge throws out $30 million dollar MySpace suit
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
