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Like the title says, read about it at AnandTech.
http://www.anandtech.com/mobile/showdoc.html?i=1745
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http://www.anandtech.com/mobile/showdoc.html?i=1745
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nVidia announces the Ti4200 Go
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Wow, just like the desktop 4200, even the agp 8x support. Looks like Nvidia's gonna catch up in the laptop area.
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Bump, relatively important news being demoted because of the [H] soap opera. 
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now if only dell will intergrate it INSTEAD of the ati 9000m into the intel boards they use :-\
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Wow!
One more thing to make your laptop an even more effecient heating pad!
One more thing to make your laptop an even more effecient heating pad!
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DarkArctic said:
wow i might actually put off building my dual rig to buy a decent laptop for school now
that'd be hella nice (especially since we have wireless all over campus) people play cs all the time in my engineering lecture of about 500 people good times...
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i wouldnt mine having that in my new laptop that im looking for, before it, ATI used to rule the laptop area right?
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i still prefer the 9000mobility because i want a laptop that is actually mobile lol...
can you imagine a commercial for the alienware lappy?
now with high performance 4200 Go graphics, boasting an amazing battery life of 15minutes
can you imagine a commercial for the alienware lappy?
now with high performance 4200 Go graphics, boasting an amazing battery life of 15minutes
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looks like Nvidia's mobile rule wont be too long:
M10 Info - 4:35 pm EST - MrB
I saw this tidbit of information of the M10 on our forum. David over at THG has posted a review of the WinBook J4 and in the conclusion let a bit of information about the timetable of the M10.
When we asked Kevin Hollingshead when we can expect to see the 3.06GHz Pentium 4 processor in the J4 available for retail purchase, he replied, "We are making some additional enhancements that will be available in the production J4 3.06 GHz version. This will include a 125 Watt power supply, 3.06 GHz Pentium 4 with HyperThreading, 333 MHz DDR SDRAM and ATI's next GPU - code named 'M10' - for performance even more awe-inspiring than the ATI Mobility Radeon 9000." Look for these to debut when ATI launches the M10. (We estimate this be as soon as Q1 of 2003.)
got that from Rage3d....lets just hope that this is a true mobile chip and still has decent battery life
M10 Info - 4:35 pm EST - MrB
I saw this tidbit of information of the M10 on our forum. David over at THG has posted a review of the WinBook J4 and in the conclusion let a bit of information about the timetable of the M10.
When we asked Kevin Hollingshead when we can expect to see the 3.06GHz Pentium 4 processor in the J4 available for retail purchase, he replied, "We are making some additional enhancements that will be available in the production J4 3.06 GHz version. This will include a 125 Watt power supply, 3.06 GHz Pentium 4 with HyperThreading, 333 MHz DDR SDRAM and ATI's next GPU - code named 'M10' - for performance even more awe-inspiring than the ATI Mobility Radeon 9000." Look for these to debut when ATI launches the M10. (We estimate this be as soon as Q1 of 2003.)
got that from Rage3d....lets just hope that this is a true mobile chip and still has decent battery life
