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The Evolving DirectX 10.1 in Vista SP1 RTM Plus 10.1 Capable Hardware Windows Vista Service Pack 1 brings to the table an evolution focused on softening the rough edges of the RTM version of the operating system, but at the same time introduces new aspects into the fabric of the Windows client. Case in point: DirectX 10.1. Moving from version 10 in Vista RTM to 10.1 in Vista SP1, Direc...	14 April 2008 07:19 GMT

Microsoft Drops the Bomb: DirectX 10 Hardware Won't Support DirectX 10.1 SIGGRAPH 2007 is the stage where Microsoft dropped the bomb informing that the currently available DirectX 10 hardware will not support the upcoming DirectX 10.1. Microsoft has yet to confirm this piece of information through channels that are not connected with the Association for Computing Machinery's 34th ann...	10 August 2007 11:01 GMT

DirectX 10.1 in Windows Vista SP1 Coming Soon Microsoft offered official confirmation that DirectX 10.1 in Windows Vista SP1 can be expected in the immediate future. The SIGGRAPH 2007 conference is the stage where Microsoft is presenting an introduction to Direct3D 10, but also the future of this application programming interface. Direct3D 10 is an integer part ...	6 August 2007 12:14 GMT

Forget about DirectX 10 - Introducing DirectX 10.1 Preview for Windows Vista SP1 Forget about Windows Vista's DirectX 10, Microsoft is delivering a preview of DirectX 10.1 associated with the first service pack for the operating system. The Direct3D 10.1 Tech Preview is an integer part of the August 2007, DirectX Software Development Kit, and is designed to provide the evolution of the curre...	30 July 2007 08:41 GMT

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