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Did Intel rig its integrated graphics chip demo against AMD?
(Hardware/Hardware Features)
Monday, 12 March 2007
Intel's demonstration of its G965 integrated graphics chip at the Game Developers Conference in San Jose was impressive, but was it a true comparison against AMD's discrete graphics cards? San ...
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AMD shows off accelerated vector graphics
(Games and Entertainment/Games and Entertainment Features)
Friday, 09 March 2007
The future of mobile phone graphics lies in vector-based acceleration, according to AMD. San Francisco (CA) - The future of mobile phone graphics lies in vector-based acceleration, according to AMD. The ...