All the stories tagged with nvidia
Motorola MOTOPAD Android Tablet Coming Feb/March 2011 with Tegra 2
11/17/2010, Motorola’s MOTOPAD Android tablet, rumored to be the first tablet to be launched with Honeycomb, may be shipping in February or March with NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 cual-core chipset on-board according to The DigiTimes. The publication is also reporting that Tegra [...]
Geforce GTX 580: the fastest DX11 GPU
11/09/2010, Here it is… the fastest DX11 graphics processor NVIDIA has finally announced its GeForce GTX 580, its newest high-end GPU that is built for DirectX 11 graphics performance dominance. And what DX11 really means, is “tessellation” (the ability to add [...]
NVIDIA Site Accidentally Confirms GeForce GTX 580 Graphics Card
10/24/2010, Whispers of NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 580 have been going around for some time now and a slip-up by the company itself highlights the existence of such a card. The little blip resulted in the GeForce GTX 580 being included on the [...]
Nvidia showcases robotic cardiac surgery
10/20/2010, Nvidia might soon have a major presence in operating theaters, recently showcasing their “beating heart surgery” procedure that is GPU-enabled. This will assist cardiac doctors to perform the heart surgery in a safer manner, helping reduce the cost of surgery [...]
ThinkPad T-Series Gets NVIDIA Optimus And 60M ThinkPads Sold
10/05/2010, Lenovo has made two positive announcements today. The first is a useful upgrade to its ThinkPad T series which will see the T410, T410s, and T510 be the first business notebooks to use NVIDIA’s Optimus graphics switching that allows users [...]
NVIDIA has new Quadro 2000 and Quadro 600 Fermi-based graphics cards out
10/04/2010, NVIDIA’s latest two Fermi-based graphics cards, the Quadro 2000 and Quadro 600, have been announced today, featuring 192 cores and 96 cores respectively although they both claim to deliver more performance than the outgoing parts which they will replace. The [...]
Owners of HP, Dell, Apple Notebooks Will Get Free Repairs Via NVIDIA Settlement
09/29/2010, NVIDIA has settled a class-action lawsuit and agreed to fix notebooks from HP, Dell, and Apple that uses the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M graphics chips. Affected systems would have graphics problems such as intermittent video, blank screens, distorted videos, or other [...]
From blasting aliens to assisting heart surgeries, GPUs have come a long way
09/21/2010, Jen-Hsun Huang, NVIDA's CEO in the opening keynote The GPU Technology Conference (GTC) has started this morning and we hope that you have followed it live with us, or via the official video stream. As expected, the keynote was largely [...]
Ubergizmo will be live @ NVIDIA GTC in San Jose, California
09/21/2010, Hi guys and gals! We will be covering the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) at the San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California at 9am PST today. What’s GTC all about? Well, since GPUs have been hailed to be the future [...]
Is Intel’s Sandy Bridge a graphics game changer?
09/10/2010, Paul Otellini, Intel’s CEO, holding a wafer of Intel’s latest chips As we get closer to next week’s Intel Developer Conference, you are probably hearing more and more about Intel’s Sandy Bridge. Sandy Bridge is the codename for the new [...]
NVIDIA GeForce 400M Series Launched
09/02/2010, NVIDIA’s “Fermi” architecture hits portable computers with the launch of the GeForce 400M family of chips that covers the “performance” (from 48 cores) and “enthusiast” (up to 288 cores) segments. With DirectX 11 features and better performance per square mm [...]
NVIDIA has plans for Geforce GT 430 card
08/23/2010, NVIDIA is currently working on a new Geforce GT 430 card which will feature a core that runs at 700MHz, although the figures of its shader clock as well as the total number are still unknown. As for its memory, [...]
NVIDIA GeForce GT 425M leaked in notebook specs
08/20/2010, While the NVIDIA GeForce GT 425M has yet to be announced on an official basis, it has apparently leaked out in an ad that featured a 17-inch Asus notebook. Of course, there are different mentions of it running on a [...]
