The graphics cards market is led by Intel Corp., which accounted for about 49.4 percent of the total shipments of graphics adapters in the third quarter of the year. The solutions provided by the chip maker are integrated graphics processors (IGPs), yet the company does not believe that these would be able to prove a... |
17 December 2008
05:30 GMT |
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ATI, Advanced Micro Devices' graphics division, recently announced that it plans cutting the prices of its Radeon HD 4870 graphics card. According to the company, the graphics solutions will be available in at least one on-line retail store for only $199 for the 512MB graphics card. AMD previously sold its ... |
8 December 2008
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It is a well known fact that NVIDIA is currently leading the workstation segment of the graphics cards market. NVIDIA's Quadro products are the leaders in that market, and the green company sees more than 60 percent margin. Other big industry players, including Intel and AMD, are planning to gain some market sha... |
10 November 2008
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It seems that NVIDIA is working on a dual chip solution right now, although it’s trying to keep it secret. It is not sure what chip the green company will use to power the card, yet there are some voices stating that it may be a GT200 55nm. The same rumors say that the dual chip solution may be due for a Decemb... |
30 October 2008
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About a month ago, AMD announced its plans to revive the All in Wonder cards series. The graphics chips manufacturer released the boards in the US back then, with support for the American TV standards. The company has just announced that it plans to get the cards back to the European market as well. The All in Wonder... |
23 July 2008
05:18 GMT |
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